Museums for All
Did you know that if you have an ACCESS or EBT card, you can visit over 1300 museums, gardens, zoos, theaters, and other sites across the United States for free or at a reduced rate? From Longwood Gardens to the…
Did you know that if you have an ACCESS or EBT card, you can visit over 1300 museums, gardens, zoos, theaters, and other sites across the United States for free or at a reduced rate? From Longwood Gardens to the…
The Gold Book is intended to be a comprehensive guide for families as they enter and navigate the ODP service system. The service system that is supported by ODP is varied and vast. For those new to the system, it can feel overwhelming. For individuals and families new to the system or for anyone interested in navigating ODP, The Gold Book is intended to be a guide to the system.
Finding Your Way in PA app is a simple and effective way to empower children, youth, and their families experiencing homelessness to search for and contact a variety of services for shelter, food, health and mental health, education, and work.
A list of local, Philadelphia, community services and resources available for support and assitance
A handbook which was created to provide endless opportunities for community inclusion for people in the Intellectual Disability and Autism Community in the Southeast Region of Pennsylvania.
A quick guide to the Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) and services for Individuals with an Intellectual Disability, Autism, and Children with a Developmental Disability in Pennsylvania
The Education Law Center (ELC) has updated our annual “Back-to-School” guide with publications on various education topics to help families, students, and child-serving professionals.
The Importance of Independent Monitoring for Quality (IM4Q) for Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Welfare (DPW), Office of Developmental Programs (ODP)
A Slice of Pie is an ongoing publication keeping their readers informed about important policy issues pertaining to the disability communities in Pennsylvania.
Self Advocates United as 1 is a group of people who envision a world where people with developmental disabilities and their families are united to share knowledge, empower others, and use their voices to transform their communities and people’s lives.