Regulars at Springfield coffee shops may see Thomas Marshall as a neatly dressed 23-year-old with glasses and an occasional ...

People with disabilities and their advocates are trying to present a united front this week as they press state lawmakers on key priorities. Top issues include better pay for workers, expanded access ...

For the first six weeks of 2026, support worker Lauren Toovey has worked for free. She works with George Baker, who has congenital muscular dystrophy and says Lauren acts as his "arms and legs in an ...

Every day, tens of thousands of direct-support professionals in New York perform indispensable work that makes community life ...

Two of the “most joyous” employees at Found Rental Co., a furniture and prop rental company in Fullerton, are Helenia Reynaud and David Campos. Among the pair’s job responsibilities are wrapping, ...

Having the opportunity to work and contribute to one’s community and the economy is important to most of us. But for people with physical or developmental disabilities, having a job can be essential ...

Every time a caregiver walks out the door, I have to retell my life story to a stranger. That's not inconvenience — that's ...

Sarah Pope, founder of the nonprofit organization SOS Care, has been named a finalist for the News13 Remarkable Women Award.

Opinion: Proposed funding cuts threaten the ability of thousand of Marylanders with disabilities to direct their own care and ...

Employment and career development supports offered by Developmental Disability Services providers such as Champlain Community Services, and others in Vermont Care Partners’ statewide network, empower ...

Each July, National Disability Pride Month marks an opportunity not just to celebrate progress, but to look toward the future, build on progress and commit to deeper action. It reminds us that ...