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The HCDDS monthly newsletter for our stakeholders, including families and people with DD, employees, elected officials, providers, and others

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REPORT TO THE

COMMUNITY

Click below to read the Hamilton County DD Services annual Report to the Community, which includes financial information, statistics about our services, success stories, and more.

2022

Annual Report

2021

Annual Report

2020

Annual Report

2019

Annual Report

2018

Annual Report

2023

Annual Plan

Our 2023 Annual Plan identifies goals and action steps for the year. Each goal is rooted in our Strategic Plan and represents concrete steps toward our long term objectives.

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2022-2024

Strategic Plan

Our three-year strategic plan (2022-2024) includes four focus areas that allow us to respond to the needs of our stakeholders and position Hamilton County DD Services for the future.

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My Life Magazine

Informational Postcards

These postcards are often handed out at community events
or to partner agencies and include brief overviews of our various services.
All our postcards are available in Spanish and can be translated into other languages by request.

A mother, wearing a red shirt, and her daughter, wearing a purple shirt, smile. They are outside and both have blonde hair. — HCDDS services - overview

A young girl is outside sitting in her power wheelchair. She is smiling, with her hands on her head and elbows out. She's wearing a blue, white & green dress and pink glasses. — Eligibility Process

A girl toddler with red hair smiles. She is in her living room at home. — Early Intervention

2019SchoolAgeWEB-1-800px-x-610 — School-age Services

2019TransitionWEB-1-800px-x-610px — Transition Services

Two friends are outside of a home. They are looking at the camera and have their arms around each other's shoulders. — Service & Support Administration

CORRECTED2019integrationWEB-1-800px-x-610px — Integration & Advocacy

A woman wears a red and black plaid shirt. She's standing in front of a fence, wearing black glasses, and smiling. A tattoo on her chest says Keya. — Support Navigation

Employment Postcards

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PostcardforBusinessesNEW-1-800px-x-920px — For Businesses

Disability Language Style Guide

The Disability Language Style Guide is a community resource and a collaborative effort among people with disabilities and organizations in Southwest Ohio that support and empower people with disabilities. The interactive Disability Language Style Guide website provides information to encourage the use of inclusive language.