If you or someone you know has an intellectual or developmental disability, Vermont can help you get the support needed at home, school, or in the community. Here’s how to get started. Download PDF
Vermont Family Network sponsored a presentation by VT Developmental Disability Services Division (DDSD)’s Melanie Feddersen, the DDSD Services Specialist Supervisor, who talks about the system changes in the areas of intake, conflict of interest and eligibility....
A savings account that helps people with disabilities save money for things like education, housing, or healthcare without losing access to benefits like SSI or Medicaid. Read More
This document (PDF) offers a clear, side-by-side explanation of SSI (Supplemental Security Income) and SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) programs. It covers eligibility criteria, how benefits are calculated, work incentives, and planning strategies (like...
