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Do you want to make a difference for Vermonters with developmental disabilities?

For self-advocates and family members.

Learn how to craft your story by attending a Free story-telling workshop. Vermont STORYLAB will teach you how to select details and tell your story so that you inspire action by others.

The DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT HEALTH ACCESS wants you to help them communicate effectively about the Vermont Health Information Exchange (VHIE) and your privacy rights. A representative will explain the benefits of exchanging health records and find out what you, as a parent expert, want your child’s doctor to know.

The Goal of this project is to increase understanding by policy makers, employers, and member of the public of the ways that Vermont’s economy would benefit from the higher participation of individuals with disabilities, including those with developmental disabilities. The benefits described should be evidence-based and multi-dimensional, including

The Vermont Developmental Disabilities Council is pleased to announce a new scholarship program for parents and guardians interested in honing their skills as special education advocates.

Share your stories, your successes, and your hoorays!

This award wining film showcases three young adults with physical and intellectual disabilities.

Your Voice Matters

Comments about the suggested changes to our Five-Year State Plan are due by August 12, 2018.