Top 10 disabilityrightswa.org Competitors

disabilityjustice.org

EEOC has success in litigation about employment discrimination against people with developmental disabilities.

drmich.org

Non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) is a benefit for individuals who need assistance getting to and from medical appointments.

disabilityrightswi.org

Help Children with Disabilities – Keep $600 Million Investment for Special Education in Budget   Governor Evers is proposing a 60% reimbursement rate for special education funding in his budget, up from the current 24.5%. This would invest $600 million…

disabilityrightspa.org

Disability Rights Pennsylvania (DRP) is an independent, statewide, non-profit corporation designated as the federally-mandated protection and advocacy agency in Pennsylvania.

rockymountainada.org

In this video, we discuss how the ADA applies to the workplace, employees, and employers.

ddc.wa.gov

Come join the Washington State Developmental Disabilities Council (DDC) in a discussion about supports and services young adults need to be independent. The DDC will host a breakout room discussion with fair participants to discuss important topics for students preparing to leave the education systems. Learn about groups focused on improving the lives of people with disabilities in Washington State, including the DDC, and share your ideas for what would be helpful as you transition from school to adult life.

dsd.maryland.gov

an official website of the state of maryland.

mhcc.maryland.gov

The Maryland Health Care Commission is an independent regulatory agency working to ensure that informed consumers and purchasers have access to affordable, quality health care in Maryland.

doc.wa.gov

What is The Washington Way? The Washington Way is a paradigm shift that draws on international best practices to change culture within the state's prisons and reentry centers. Washington Way aims to develop a human-centered culture of healing, positive staff-incarcerated communication, and improved living and working conditions. In cohesion, these principles will improve public safety, rehabilitation and reentry, as well as outcomes.