What does DD stand for?

Developmentally Disabled

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Legislature's budget-writing Appropriations Committee voted Thursday to increase state funding to groups that care for the developmentally disabled by 1 percent, a move one official said could keep their doors open and serve the same number of people they are now.

Some Neb. caregivers may be in line for raise

This was a state-sponsored act of criminal negligence," said Elena Junes, the mother of an autistic child in Santa Fe who has been on the developmentally disabled waiver waiting list for more than seven years.

WAITING FOR LIFELONG HELP

Morales is among a growing number of developmentally disabled adults who are attending classes and working at community colleges in the San Fernando Valley.

HELPING HANDS 'THEY CAN HAVE A CAREER PATH, TOO' SPECIAL EDUCATION ...

6 million developmentally disabled people in the US receive in-home care from family members without public-funded aid.

Assistance for developmentally disabled

Started 10 years ago by a group of parents who wanted their developmentally disabled children to have the same experiences as other kids, the Scout troop gives the young men a chance to achieve goals and be rewarded.

Badges for merit & friendship

chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, has served 122 developmentally disabled people with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, about half of whom have Down syndrome.

'Aging in place' program helps disabled thrive

s owner, who told Abel about the business he began in 1991 that takes developmentally disabled adults from across the country on vacations worldwide.

Business fills a niche for adventurers with developmental disabilities

For years, the Developmentally Disabled Offenders Program has attempted to educate the legal system, social service providers, and law enforcement personnel about the importance of equal justice.

Justice for people with disabilities