Shaun Heasley
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Under Pressure, FEMA To Restore Emergency Response Training Focused On Disabilities (opens the original)
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A FEMA task force goes house-to-house looking for residents after a hurricane. (Taimy Alvarez/Sun-Sentinel/TNS) The country’s top emergency response agency says it will bring back training on meeting the needs of people with disabilities in disasters after it was halted last year. The Federal Emergency Management Agency removed the training from its curriculum in 2025 in response to various executive orders, according to a report issued this week by the U.S. Government Accountability Office. As
Ranking Weighs Nation's Best Cities For People With Disabilities (opens the original)
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St. Louis was named the best city for people with disabilities in a new ranking from the personal-finance website WalletHub. (ThinkStock/TNS) A new ranking factoring everything from accessibility to the quality of disability services is highlighting the best places to live for people with disabilities. St. Louis came out on top in the analysis of 182 cities nationwide. Other winners include Minneapolis; Columbus, Ohio; Huntington Beach, Calif.; St. Paul, Minn. and Grand Rapids, Mich. The annual
Effort Seeks To Improve Dental Care For Those With IDD (opens the original)
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Andy Mitchell, who has intellectual and physical disabilities, awakens after he received 23 fillings and eight teeth were extracted following oral surgery at St. Bernard Hospital's dental clinic in Chicago in 2018. The teen had untreated tooth decay, but his parents struggled to find dentists who were willing or able to help. (Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune/TNS) With $51 million, a new initiative is underway to increase access to dental care for children with developmental disabilities in communi
SSI, Social Security Benefits Expected To Rise (opens the original)
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A new estimate suggests that Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits will increase in the year ahead. (Disability Scoop) People with disabilities who receive Social Security and Supplemental Security Income are likely to see a bump in their monthly checks soon. Benefits are expected to rise 3.5% for 2027, according to a new estimate from the Senior Citizen’s League, a nonpartisan group that advocates for seniors. The increase is due to an automatic cost-of-living adjustment, or
Autism Dating Series Wins Emmy For Best Reality Show (opens the original)
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The Netflix documentary series "Love on the Spectrum" won three Emmy Awards over the weekend. (Netflix) A reality show following adults with autism as they pursue dating and relationships snagged multiple Emmy Awards, including one recognizing it as the best series of its kind. The Netflix series “Love on the Spectrum” won the Emmy for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program. The series also scored awards for casting and picture editing. The wins were announced over the weekend at the Creative
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