Massachusetts has a comprehensive system of specialized services and supports to give individuals with intellectual disabilities the opportunities to live the way they choose.
This series is designed to provide individuals with disabilities and family members with state-of-the-art information and leadership-building skills to effectively impact state and local organizations
Children and adults with disabilities may require a higher degree of in-home care due to their physical or medical needs and/or limitations in their functional living skills.
Information on funding resources, both private and state-funded, available to people with disabilities for home modifications to support accessibility.
Children and adults with disabilities may require a higher degree of in-home care due to their physical or medical needs and/or limitations in their functional living skills.
Information on funding resources, both private and state-funded, available to people with disabilities for home modifications to support accessibility.
Children and adults with disabilities may require a higher degree of in-home care due to their physical or medical needs and/or limitations in their functional living skills.
Information on funding resources, both private and state-funded, available to people with disabilities for home modifications to support accessibility.
Social Security is a federal program that provides benefits for individuals who are retired, survivors of a spouse or parent (specific age requirements), and individuals with disabilities.
The age of majority is the threshold of adulthood as declared in law. In the United States, and most other countries, the age of majority is recognized at age 18.
