The siblings of special needs children are quite special. Absolutely accepting and totally loving, from birth, someone who is different mentally, and has a different way of seeing the world, is a wonderful trait. HAPPY NATIONAL SIBLINGS' DAY!
Very Exciting New Resource! ![]()
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HandicapMD has launched a new national resource, State-by-State Guide to Handicap Permit Placard Laws and Application Requirements, designed to help patients, caregivers, and families understand how handicap permit placard laws, disabled parking permit laws, and state-by-state handicap placard rules differ across the United States. The new guide brings together information on qualification standards, medical certification requirements, permit types, interstate recognition, renewals, misuse penalties, and state-specific application pathways in one comprehensive destination.
DMV Handicap Parking Permits Online | HandicapMD
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Get DMV handicap parking permit placards online to evaluations with HandicapMD - certify your DMV applications - the fasted way to get legit, HIPAA compliant disability permit evaluations
Reminder that tomorrow is the in person budget meeting with leadership from ODDS for Providers & Partners. ![]()
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At the meetings, you will:![]()
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Meet me and other new members of the ODDS leadership team.![]()
Learn about the data we collected in our recent budget survey. Thank you, all who participated in the survey.![]()
Share your ideas about services and supports.![]()
Have a discussion that will help us create guidelines based on our core values. These will be the guiding principles for our 2027‒2029 budget requests.![]()
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Date: April 9![]()
Time: 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.![]()
Location: Marion County Health and Human Services![]()
3160 Center St. NE Rockaway Conference Rooms A, B and C![]()
Salem, OR 97301![]()
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Register to attend:
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World Health Day is celebrated annually on April 7 to raise global awareness about health issues and promote equitable access to healthcare. People with disabilities continue to encounter barriers related to accessibility in the U.S. health care system; these barriers can affect the quality of their care. The Government Accountable Office (GAO), CDCC and a number of independent researchers affirm that we still have work to do. Please like and share to help raise awareness about this important issue.