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Nov 23, 2020
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A Fresh Start
Charles Cantey spent 25 years in a state mental health hospital. With help from his team at HCDDS, he is now living independently and working in the community.
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Nov 18, 2020
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Meet Leia Snyder
Join us for an introduction to Leia Snyder, the next superintendent of Hamilton County Developmental Disabilities Services. She’ll be meeting virtually with advocates, providers, and families.
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Nov 10, 2020
Efrain and his mom, Maria, smile outside their home. The family is Spanish speaking
Overcoming Barriers
The HCDDS Early Intervention team worked with the Aguilar family for nearly three years, overcoming a language barrier, access to technology, and pandemic safety protocols to help Efrain make progress.
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549 PEOPLE RECEIVING SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

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Promoting and Supporting Opportunities for People with Developmental Disabilities

Hamilton County Developmental Disabilities Services is a government social services agency established by state law. We support more than 7,800 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout their lives, from babies through seniors, by providing case management, monitoring service quality, and funding services provided by our community partners. Read more.