The Minnesota Department of Human Services invites the public to a presentation called “Autism Spectrum Disorder Evidence-Based Practices and Collaboration Across School and Early Intervention Providers’ ‘ at 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 29, via Zoom. Attendees of this presentation will learn key strategies and resources to help school and provider teams work together side…
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New child support guidelines, effective Jan. 1, 2023, will improve parity between parents and make it easier for them to support their families. While the updated guidelines will affect everyone who gets or modifies a court order for child support, the changes will likely have the most impact on families with lower incomes and families…
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RELEASE FROM THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES: The state is urging people on Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare to keep their contact information updated so they can receive important renewal information for their health insurance. These programs rely on postal mail to communicate with enrollees, who risk losing their health insurance if they cannot be…
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Release from the Minnesota Department of Human Services: New state grants will help older Minnesotans continue living in their own homes by funding services such as caregiver support, help with housekeeping, modifications to prevent falls, and more accessible gardens. Fifty-seven organizations will receive more than $7 million in Live Well At Home grants from the…
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Innovations that improve options for people with disabilities will go forward over the next two years across Minnesota, funded by a new round of state grants. Ten service providers will share approximately $2.9 million to support people with disabilities to live and engage with others in their communities and access better employment opportunities. The grants…
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