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Unable To Find A School For Their Son, Family Navigates Special Education With No Answers
For more than eight months, Jennifer Schuh has felt powerless as she watches her 8-year-old son sit at home, isolated from his peers and unable to attend school. The post Unable To Find A School For Their Son, Family Navigates Special Education With No Answers appeared first on Disability Scoop.
Sesame Place Introduces Low Sensory Days
A theme park centered on the world of "Sesame Street" is taking new steps to be more welcoming to kids with disabilities. The post Sesame Place Introduces Low Sensory Days appeared first on Disability Scoop.
Autism Diagnoses Can Be Isolating. That’s Why These Organizations Support Whole Families
Autism can affect more than the individual with a diagnosis, altering family dynamics and experiences. That's why some groups are tailoring their services to help siblings and parents too. The post Autism Diagnoses Can Be Isolating. That’s Why These Organizations Support Whole Families appeared first on Disability Scoop.
‘Breaking A Promise’: State Deficit Could Halt Raises For DSPs
Families of people with IDD say one state is reneging on a scheduled raise for the workers who care for their loved ones, and advocates warn of potential lawsuits if services become harder to get. The post ‘Breaking A Promise’: State Deficit Could Halt Raises For DSPs appeared first on Disability Scoop.
Justice Department Warns States Not To Disenfranchise Voters With Disabilities
With the presidential election just months away, the Justice Department is warning that people with disabilities should not be kept from voting due to their guardianship status or for other reasons. The post Justice Department Warns States Not To Disenfranchise Voters With Disabilities appeared first on Disability Scoop.