A call for bipartisan action to support Pennsylvanians with intellectual disabilities and autism | Opinion

Cindy and Matthew Jennings

Cindy Jennings’ first-born son Matthew has “chromosome partial 9Qtrisomy – an extra chromosome 9.” They live in Lititz, Lancaster County. Gov. Shapiro's 2024 budget strengthens support for such families by allocation more funding for in-home caregivers.

By Gary Blumenthal

Supporting individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism (ID/A) and their dedicated workforce is not just a matter of policy, it’s a moral imperative that transcends political lines.

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