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Adults with developmental disabilities deserve Real Lives

Por: The Boston Globe Opinion February 20, 2023

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The adult services system for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Massachusetts is badly broken. Currently, . They are stagnating at home, taxing the ability of their families to keep them safe, healthy, and engaged in anything meaningful. Time, resources, and the skills gained through years of special education are disappearing.Everyone points to the nationwide workforce shortage to explain the ongoing crisis. But... + full article



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