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PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — As of mid-day Wednesday, the state Department of Legislative Audit hadn’t received any proposals from contractors interested in analyzing South Dakota’s Family Support 360 program and Shared Living program. The state Department of Human Services oversees both. They are under scrutiny from state lawmakers in response to complaints about their operations. […]

Why is Vermont so lagging in its post-institutional housing options for adults with significant intellectual disabilities?

"How do you be on a break from being married? Its not a thing. Until you are divorced, hes just cheating," one Mumsnet user posted.

Burlington, VT— Howard Center will host a job fair on Wednesday, October 27 from 4 – 7 p.m. at 208 Flynn Avenue in Burlington. Howard Center has a variety of positions available in several departments including facilities, school programs, residential, long-term supports and services, information management, crisis, and more. Visitors who attend the job fair will have the chance to talk with Howard Center’s experienced staff and learn first-hand about the organization’s rewarding career ...

A roommate was slammed after admitting he doesnt care about the wellbeing of the people he lives with during an argument over his long showers.

LATHAM CENTERS INC offers the opportunity to serve your community through "Latham Centers Human Rights Committee Seeks a Volunteer Nurse". This is an ongoing virtual opportunity.

You may have seen The United Arc in the news recently, or you may have heard rumors of problems at The United Arc. You may be wondering what in the world is going on?The board of directors believes that it is important for us to communicate with you...

You may have seen The United Arc in the news recently, or you may have heard rumors of problems at The United Arc. You may be wondering what in the world is going on.The board of directors believes that it is important for us to communicate with you...

Mon, 07/19/2021 - 4:52am -- tim by Elizabeth Campbell Vermont is a glorious place to live for so many reasons but if you, like me, are the parent of an adult child with significant cognitive disabilities, Vermont can be a scary place to call home.  Not because Vermonters aren’t unfailingly kind to my son, who has a particularly challenging form of Down Syndrome and so will need lifelong supervision.  It’s a scary place to live because once I am no longer able to care for my son, he will ...