Mosaic in Delaware

When asked what advice she’d give parents who have a child with an intellectual or developmental disability, Ana Sanchez said to ask for help when needed. As someone who’s been there, Ana knows it’s not always easy. Here are five lessons she’s learned through the years that she hopes will help others.
https://www.mosaicinfo.org/blog/bold-lives/five-pieces-of-advice-for-parents-of-a-child-with-a-disability/

Receiving intellectual and developmental disability services means entering a complex system of regulations, service providers, state agencies, waiting lists, and an overall lack of funding. Family members come with many questions. Here are answers to some common questions about the transition.
https://www.mosaicinfo.org/blog/direct-care/common-questions-when-seeking-idd-services-for-a-loved-one/