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An independent living programme for young adults transitioning out of the care system is to officially launch this week, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors said today. Tinee Furbert added ...

HUNTINGTON — Marshall University’s new Neurodiversity Alliance kicked off on Monday with an event featuring information related to neurodiversity and campus resources and activities such as crafts and video games.

KDADS has announced $66 million has been made available through the SPARK Executive Committee and State Finance Council to close service gaps in the continuum of care by addressing statewide shortages.

If the University wants to make the Ivy League accessible to those with mental illnesses and put an end to the mental health problems plaguing students — problems which feel intimately and horribly linked with the several student suicides of the past few years —&#x2...

An independent living programme for young adults transitioning out of the care system is to officially launch this week, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors said today. Tinee Furbert added ...

The city hopes the film will open doors to mental health help for Philadelphians affected by gun violence.

KHS receives international Zero Project Award for Technology for Independent Living program as a model for supporting people with intellectual disability

The free-admission George L. Carter Railroad Museum, located in the Campus Center Building of East Tennessee State University, will revisit railroads less traveled during this month’s Heritage Day program.

JMU’s Office of Disability Services (ODS) expanded to a second testing location this month to accommodate the growing population of students registering with disabilities at JMU.

A\u00a0winter weather advisory\u00a0remains in effect for Salem and the rest of the central Willamette Valley until 10 a.m. Thursday. Follow the latest updates.