Why Disability Services Matter
The Developmental Disabilities Act, Medicaid, and inclusive education help ensure access to essential services and supports for people with disabilities. These programs promote independence, community living, and equal opportunities.
'We Can't Bo Back': Special Education Advocates Fear Special Education
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'The Waiver has Opened Doors to Communtiy Life'
'Medicaid Allows Me to Stay in My Own Home'
'The waiver Allows My Daughter to Live Independently'
'How Medicaid Helps People Stay in Their Home'
'Medicaid is Important for Prolonged Health and Happiness'
'She Wouldn't Be Here without Medicaid'
'Concern for Social Isolation'
'How My Medication Helps Me Live My Life'
'Worries Over Losing Medicaid Waiver'
'Medicaid is My Lifeline'
Your Story Matters — Share It with State Lawmakers
With Medicaid policies changing at both the state and federal levels, it’s important for individuals and families to share their experiences. Your story can help inform decisions that impact services and supports in your community going forward.
Ready to take action?
If you have something to share about Medicaid or disability services, the Indiana Institute’s AI-powered assistant, ID8, is here to support you. Click on the write email button below and follow the guided prompts. ID8 will generate your email message, assist you with identifying your local state representative(s), and send your email message!
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