“They also, by virtue of their status as a federal agreement, should be subject to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, which would require the housing company to provide accomondations at no cost to the tenant.”
“Accessibility of ADA Homes and Reasonable Accommodations for Disabled Individuals in Privatized Military Housing” @N_to_the_P @Advoc8LikeAMom @jana_wanner @MILhousingAN have been working tirelessly on this report.https://t.co/tr7obfKDPJ @SASCMajority @SASCDems@HASCRepublicans
Military and veteran families are making their voices heard through the Resilience Under Stress Study (RUSS). Be a part of the ongoing conversation by sharing your story today here: https://t.co/tk43RwvAXv
New Fact Sheet from @First_Focus on How the Proposed #Snap Time-Limit Rule Will Harm Children https://t.co/GHwm982M3L. We encourage our partners to TAKE ACTION and submit comments on the SNAP ABAWD rule using the https://t.co/uyebrnafkp portal before the deadline April 2, 2019.
We estimate 52 million Americans have pre-existing conditions that would have made them uninsurable under pre-ACA practices in most states.
See our break outs by state https://t.co/bZoJeW5aEb and community https://t.co/qnEgcGGQqK
New rule: If legislation will impact children, federal lawmakers should have to ask and affirmatively answer a simple question before acting:
“Is it good for the children?”
#BestInterestOfTheChild
We stand w/ @BeyondtheDx decision to withdraw from the @NIH exhibit.
It is unacceptable to think a portrait of a child w/ a rare disease evokes negative emotions.
Inclusion goes beyond the classroom & workplace. We will not hide our children because others feel uncomfortable.
"Food stamp access during childhood is linked to a 5% reduction in heart disease & 18% increase in high school completion rates, compared to those who lacked access."
Excellent analysis by @porszag on the importance of access to #SNAP in early childhood. https://t.co/O0OsEhQK6R
"States are increasingly using their Medicaid programs to focus on addressing social determinants of health, like access to housing and food, as a way to make health care more comprehensive and cost-effective." https://t.co/jEwGlp2lRa
Thank you @PolicyLabCHOP for this important piece.
"A simple word of acknowledgement & encouragement can make a huge difference for a struggling parent."
We know from experience that sometimes the best thing caregivers can hear is, "I understand."
#WellnessWednesday
When supporting young children with developmental disabilities, we also need to consider the mental health needs of their caregivers. Blog post: https://t.co/dZoY9sRUsQ
"TRICARE will always be there for Lily. But as the years go by, Lily will always need Medicaid as well. I hope Medicaid will always be there too."
#MedicaidMatters#Medicaid4MilitaryKids
Lack of accessibility, transportation issues, and #workrequirements for #Medicaid and #SNAP create barriers to inclusion.
To truly empower, we must ensure that social programs remain intact to level the playing field and achieve equality.
#MondayMotivation#WorldDisabilityDay
The theme for Int'l Persons w/ Disabilities Day 2018 is "Empowering persons w/ disabilities and ensuring inclusiveness & equality.
In conversations today, remember to include those on the intersection of disability & poverty.
#InternationalDisabilityDay
Thanks to disabled activists nationwide, the Americans w/ Disabilities Act passed in 1990.
Today, we remember that President George H. W. Bush signed the landmark legislation into law.
We are grateful to President Bush for the ADA & mourn his passing.
May he rest in peace.
(Heart)BREAKING news from @GeorgetownCCF:
For the 1st time in a decade, the number of uninsured children has increased.
Uninsured rates for children increased at triple the rate in states that did not expand #Medicaid.
This is why #MedicaidMatters. https://t.co/o29rt9omBW
President George H. W. Bush was a champion for disability rights and leaves a legacy that will not soon be forgotten.
We join with other organizations, parents, friends, activists, and most importantly, the disability community as we offer our condolences to the Bush family.
Thanks to disabled activists nationwide, the Americans w/ Disabilities Act passed in 1990.
Today, we remember that President George H. W. Bush signed the landmark legislation into law.
We are grateful to President Bush for the ADA & mourn his passing.
May he rest in peace.
(Heart)BREAKING news from @GeorgetownCCF:
For the 1st time in a decade, the number of uninsured children has increased.
Uninsured rates for children increased at triple the rate in states that did not expand #Medicaid.
This is why #MedicaidMatters. https://t.co/o29rt9omBW