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Advocates: Services, workers at risk from second year of developmental disabilities budget cuts
Baltimore County resident Tracie Feron is the mother of 29-year-old Connor Feron, who has autism and other medical conditions that require round-the-clock care. She said residential facilities in the ...
The state of Maryland and disability advocates are once again at loggerheads over budget proposals as the Moore administration released on Wednesday.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Advocates for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are breathing a sigh of relief in Maryland. On Thursday, state lawmakers announced that $76 million has been ...
The Maryland Developmental Disabilities Administration provides services to support people with developmental disabilities. Currently, DDA provides services for 20,500 individuals in Maryland. It is ...
STATEHOUSE. SEVERAL PEOPLE AT THAT RALLY SAY THOSE PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS COULD IMPACT SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. AND TONIGHT THEY’RE MAKING THEIR VOICES HEARD. SAVE OUR ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hundreds of disability advocates and care providers packed Lawyers Mall outside the State House Monday night with a clear message: ...
Carmen Houston-Ludlam leads an active life. The 27-year-old, who has Down syndrome, stays busy with swimming, snowboarding, cheerleading and a job at MOD Pizza in Dunkirk, where she’s amassed a fan ...
Marylanders with developmental and intellectual disabilities are remaining firm in their fight against $200 million in proposed cuts to the agency that supports them. In the six weeks since cuts to ...
ANNAPOLIS, Md.- Gov. Larry Hogan, in conjunction with the Maryland Department of Disabilities, on Wednesday announced the release of the new Maryland State Disabilities Plan, a roadmap for changing ...
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