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Several bills have been prefiled in the Missouri House of Representatives that could change the assessment process in Jackson County.

The disability sector had hoped for a commitment from the Government to fund Pay Equity for care and support workers in the Mini Budget, but has been left empty-handed, says New Zealand Disability Support Network CEO Peter Reynolds. 'The 65,000 ...

As families gather for the holidays, getting vaccinated is especially important. That’s why the Autism Alliance of Michigan (AAoM) helps prepare patients for vaccinations through communication, education, and accurate information.

Longtime developmentally disabled advocate Linda Wolf retires from Pony Bird

Save the Children is appealing to the Government to better support intellectually disabled children and their families after a new report from IHC reveals the 'grim reality' of the challenges and hardship faced by too many intellectually disabled ...

New Zealanders have long life expectancies, but new research from IHC shows that intellectually disabled New Zealanders die up to 20 years earlier than the rest of the population. The report, From Data to Dignity: Health and Wellbeing Indictors ...

Since the program began a year and a half ago about three every day sign up.

North Carolina becomes the 40th state to join the expansion, which harms taxpayers and existing beneficiaries alike.

More than 100 families signed up to attend this year.

Simon Sansome received 40,000 submissions on his app, Snowball, during its first year.