Here you’ll find an extensive list of web-based information. Click on a topic for further information. This information is also available in hard copy form at each of our local Family Support Centers.
Massachusetts cities and towns now have a service that alerts 911 Emergency Operators that an individual with a disability lives in your home and may have unique safety, communication, evacuation, or ambulance needs in an emergency.
Birth injury includes any harm to a baby during, shortly after, or even before the delivery. Birth injuries affect 7 in 1000 newborns and, in many cases, are largely preventable.
This guide developed by Intelligent provides students with learning disabilities with the tools necessary to understand the college environment, their rights, and potential accommodations for in-person and online college.
The Department of Developmental Services (DDS) provides an application that includes the criteria for eligibility and explicit instructions about the necessary documentation required.
Various aid and grant programs to assist individuals with disabilities.
This link directs you to the Massachusetts State House where you can search for your legislator by your City/Town or Zip Code.
Interfaith Connections is a group of concerned clergy, self-advocates, and individuals committed to integrating persons with developmental disabilities in local faith communities.
TSA Cares is a helpline that provides travelers with disabilities, medical conditions and other special circumstances additional assistance during the security screening process.
A listing of Massachusetts Respite locations