Connecticut's disabled are on long wait lists for services. Will that change?
Long wait lists have plagued Connecticut's disabled for years. Lawmakers passed bills to shorten them, and advocates hope the effort isn't a one-off.
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Long wait lists have plagued Connecticut's disabled for years. Lawmakers passed bills to shorten them, and advocates hope the effort isn't a one-off.
Long wait lists have plagued CT's disabled for years. Lawmakers passed bills to shorten them, and advocates hope the effort isn't a one-off.
While the idea of providing supportive housing — or housing that aims to help certain populations by providing case work or other services — isn’t new, supportive housing for people with intellectual disabilities has grown more popular in the state recently.
I’d like to thank a number of people for all of the support given to me and my family...
A major COVID-19 outbreak at the Southbury Training School has infected a quarter of the residents, 84 employees and killed one long-time staff member.