On August 22, 2022 we sent you a message regarding changes in how you provide information related to civil rights compliance. That communication is below for your reference. Since that time,
OMHSAS is resending this email with an updated “OMHSAS Request For Waiver Form”. It was brought to our attention that the document sent in the original email on 4/22/22 was
Third in a Series Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Editorial Board: March 19, 2022 Disability issues suffer from their invisibility in everyday life. This is especially true of people with intellectual disabilities and autism
Achieva’s Compass Newsletter – By Steve Suroviec, President and CEO Published February 17, 2022 On February 8, Governor Tom Wolf unveiled his budget proposal for State Fiscal Year 2022-23. This will
The Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle – By ADAM REINHERZ – February 18, 2022 Cindy Vayonis is searching for an activity to do with her daughter. It’s winter, so they can’t go apple picking. Kennywood,
By Ruth E. Siegfried First Published 02/10/22: Penn-Live Patriot-News I’ve spent 40 years of my life devoted to people with Intellectual Disability and Autism (ID/A) who were pushed off to the margins
EDITORIAL — USA TODAY NETWORK (PENNSYLVANIA) First Published February 3, 2022 Sandi Shaffer is desperate for the ivory tower set in Harrisburg to see what life is like for the tens
The Editorial Board Pittsburgh Post-Gazette First Published February 3, 2022, 12:00am Workers who care for Pennsylvanians with intellectual disabilities andautism (ID/ A) are paid different wages, depending on where they providetheir
This morning, the Editorial Board of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published the first in an occasional series about the crisis in Pennsylvania’s services for people with intellectual disabilities and autism. Below is a
January 14, 2022 By John L. Micek for the Pennsylvania Capital-Star The industry says it has spent months pleading for help from the Wolf administration Good Friday Morning, Fellow Seekers.
By JESSICA BENHAM AND CHRIS DELUZIO Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on January 13, 2022 Pennsylvania families are suffering because our government is failing people with disabilities and the loved
MARK SCOLFORO Associated Press – Published January 5, 2022 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania is sitting on a fat budget reserve, a healthy and growing surplus, and billions in unspent
