Self-Advocacy 101: Empowering People with IDD to Speak Up
Learn what self-advocacy means for people with IDD, why it matters, your rights in Illinois, and where to find advocacy supports and training.
Read MoreLearn what self-advocacy means for people with IDD, why it matters, your rights in Illinois, and where to find advocacy supports and training.
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Read MoreThe fight for fair funding and stronger support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities is far from over.
Read MoreIllinois lawmakers discuss how to best spend dollars on mental and behavioral health services
Read MoreWhat we know about services in Illinois for people with IDD with co-occurring mental or behavioral health disabilities
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