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Join Us for a Town Hall on the LISS Program in Maryland – January 29th The Governor’s FY26 Budget includes a proposed elimination of the Low Intensity Support Services (LISS) Program. The LISS Program currently serves between 2,000 and 2,500 people with IDD and families a year with small grants (max $2,000 a year) for […]

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Article Contributed by Patrick Young             Accessible Living: How to Find Your Dream Home   Searching for an accessible home can feel overwhelming, especially with the unique requirements and considerations it entails. Whether you’re looking for wider doorways, step-free entryways, or other features that ensure ease and comfort, finding the […]

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In today’s digital age, technology is essential for social interaction and accessing transportation, education, employment, health care, and more.  AT&T, The Arc, and The Arc San Francisco have teamed up to produce digital skills training specifically for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Workshops are available in-person in 26 regions and online nationwide. Sign up […]

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Thank you to Samantha and the rest of her classmates for contributing this useful resource! The class has been learning about disability and accessibility, and reached out to share the following article, discussing accessibility considerations while traveling. Keep up the great work! ACCESSIBILE TRAVEL GUIDE

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Become a Stronger Champion for Students With Disabilities Navigating the special education system can be tricky, especially for parents new to the process. That’s why we offer free resources to help you advocate for the rights of students with disabilities, with topics such as parents’ rights in special education, Section 504 protections for students with disabilities, […]

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We know you love Accessibility!  Now’s the time to “Be the Voice” in your community! October is Medication Label Safety Awareness Month.  This is a great time to talk about talking, large print, Braille or dual language prescription labels with friends, family, health care providers, senior centers, social workers or local legislators. Let them know […]

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