Page 26 - Developmental Disability News Today

"As a father of a child with Down syndrome, I know these kids and adults deserve the absolute best from the world," said state Sen. Mike Bohacek, R-Michiana Shores.

Dozens of people at A New Leaf are up bright and early Thursday morning to head to the Capitol to advocate for disability rights.

The local nonprofit matches families with shared experiences raising children with developmental disabilities.

Seven awards were given in five categories as part of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.

The current study analyzes transcriptional convergence across many autism risk genes.

A LaPorte man ordered to serve 150 years in prison for three Class A child molesting convictions is entitled to no reduction in his sentence, the Indiana Court of Appeals

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — State leaders visited the Wabash Valley on Thursday to learn how Indiana can support Hoosiers with autism. Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch visited the Harsha Autism Center in Terre Haute. Crouch chairs the Intellectual and Developmental Disability task force. In a roundtable discussion, the Harsha Autism Center shared how applied behavioral analysis is [...]

KenCCID and Sharing Excess will be co-hosting a free food pop-up at KenCCIDs Ashton Road headquarters. Free produce and snacks are available for all.

/PRNewswire/ -- OneWell will soon be offering Connecticut Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services. Services will include Blended Supports, Companion...

The Hoosac Valley Regional School District will be conducting a developmental preschool screening for all Adams and Cheshire 3- and 4-year-olds.