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PADD serves individuals with a severe mental or physical impairment that developed before age 22 which causes multiple major functional limitations that are expected to last indefinitely.
The program also serves young children from birth to age 5 with developmental disabilities, or with conditions that may lead to developmental disabilities without services.
PADD typically assists in securing rights to:
- Appropriate treatment
- A free and appropriate public education
- Freedom from discrimination in housing and family services
- Accessibility
- Financial entitlements including Medicaid services and children's SSI
- Freedom from abuse and neglect
- Other rights related to the disability
To view the detailed PADD priorities for FY 07 (October 1, 2006 - September 30, 2007) Click HERE
The DLP proposes to adopt revised priorities for the the fiscal year beginning October, 2007 (FY08). We invite comments on the proposed priorities. Comments may be submitted to Susan Henry through any of the following methods:
- send email to Susan Henry by clicking HERE;
- By mail to Susan Henry, Disabilities Law Program, 100 West 10th Street, Suite 801, Wilmington, DE 19801;
- Or by facsimile to Susan Henry, Disabilities Law Program at 302-575-0660.
Although the DLP invites comments on priorities at any time, we are requesting that all official comments on the FY 08 priorities be submitted by October 18, 2007 to ensure timely consideration.
Click HERE to review the proposed priorities