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Vermonters with disabilities and their families demand a safer system of care

Recent reports in the media have drawn attention to the issue of abuse, assault and neglect of people with a disability. Protection of all people with disabilities from mistreatment is a core concept of public policy in the United States. Any abuse of a person with a disability is wholly unacceptable. The current allegations should not be dismissed as an isolated incident involving a few bad actors. They should also not be over-generalized. The vast majority of Vermonters who participate in home-sharing programs provide high-quality care. Rather, these recent incidents need to be seen for the systems issues that they

Vermont Considers Paying Parent Caregivers of Adults With Disabilities

Message from Montpelier: Rep Lori Houghton

The Vermont cold settled in this weekend and weather models are showing a snowstorm (or two) for the week ahead. My son is already hoping for a snow day. A normal hope in our unnormal world. Take care of yourself while shoveling and remember to check on your neighbors.  My hope with this article is to bring you information from the Statehouse, but also provide updates on COVID related items and municipal efforts. If you or someone you know needs help during this difficult time, contact me at lhoughton@leg.state.vt.us and I will do my best to connect you with appropriate services. Please continue wearing masks, washing hands, and practicing physical distancing. 

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