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Old 02-23-2008, 06:23 PM
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Mention strong arguments about providing services to people with developmental

disabilities? back up your answers
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My grandson is Autistic. The services he receives now and will continue to receive will probably enable him to live independantly if he wants to. Otherwise he would end up in a group home (as my autistic cousin did) and remain a drain on the taxpayers.
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Many people with development disability can live a normal life. Service can teach (mostly young) people with development disability living skill so they can live independently.

Another helpful service is job agences that help them get work.
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Old 02-23-2008, 06:31 PM
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You don't need strong arguments for providing services. People with disabilities are entitled to some services and usually get them.
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If we don't provide services-it will be more costly-By helping people to be as independent and productive as possible-they in turn need less help
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why do i need to mention strong arguments - people with development disabilities should get services what is the problem they are entitled
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