Resources for Voters with Disabilities
Accessible guides and information on your rights and options as a voter with a disability Election Day will be here soon. Voting is a meaningful way you can have a say in what happens in…
Accessible guides and information on your rights and options as a voter with a disability Election Day will be here soon. Voting is a meaningful way you can have a say in what happens in…
Help our Family Advisory Council recommend changes that can benefit Home Care Program participants and their families. The Division of Specialized Care for Children (DSCC) helps coordinate and monitor in-home nursing for families through the…
The Kendall Gretsch Fund for Adaptive Athletes promotes sports to Illinois children and adults with spina bifida. Four-time Paralympic gold medalist Kendall Gretsch has partnered with the Illinois Spina Bifida Association (ISBA) to promote sports…
Fowler Bonan Foundation, a southern Illinois nonprofit, worked with DSCC’s Marion Regional Office to provide shoes and clothing for participant Renesmae and her two younger siblings Renesmae is an outgoing 5-year-old who loves unicorns. She…
DSCC partners with state and federal agencies to ensure licensed caregivers can be paid nurses for their children beyond the public health emergency The COVID-19 public health emergency has given families more flexibility to help…
“The award isn’t just mine. It’s for all of us”
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 in 5 Americans will have a mental illness in any given year.
Helpful information and tips to find formula and keep children healthy The infant formula shortage continues to affect families across the country. Formula is not only important for babies’ nutrition but also for some young…
A new licensure process for nursing agencies will help provide more options for children and adults in need of in-home nursing care The nationwide nursing shortage has affected many Illinois families in need of in-home…
The Heumann-Armstrong Award is for students in sixth grade and up, including higher education Ableism can take many forms. It is discriminating against someone because of their disability. It can also include bullying, isolation or…