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Quarterly FALL 2005 Circulation 21,422 Publication of the Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council br

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The document is a quarterly publication from the Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council, focusing on disability issues and accomplishments in Ohio. It highlights the successful passage of Toledo's Visitability Ordinance, which mandates accessible housing features to support individuals with disabilities. The publication also discusses various housing initiatives, advocacy efforts for better accessibility, and the importance of partnerships in improving living conditions for people with disabilities. Additionally, it covers updates on legal actions regarding Medicaid services for children with disabilities and promotes self-advocacy resources.

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What is the agency for persons with disabilities in Ohio?

Since October 2012, Disability Rights Ohio has served as Ohios Protection and Advocacy (PA) system and Client Assistance Program (CAP). It is governed by a Board of Directors, primarily consisting of people with disabilities and family members of people with disabilities.

What is developmental delay Ohio?

Developmental delay means a child who is experiencing a delay as determined by an evaluation team, IEP. team and other qualified professionals in one or more of the following areas of development: Physical development. Cognitive development. Communication development.

Is GDD a form of autism?

Is GDD a Form of Autism? Global developmental delay is not a form of autism. The primary distinction is that autism is a specific neurological difference with well-defined symptoms, while GDD is a broader term describing a range of developmental delays.

What is considered a developmental disability in Ohio?

Developmental disabilities are conditions due to an impairment in physical, learning, language or behavior areas that impact a persons day-to-day functioning. Developmental disabilities emerge between birth and age 22, and usually last throughout a persons lifetime.

What qualifies as a developmental delay?

A developmental delay refers to a child who has not gained the developmental skills expected of him or her, compared to others of the same age. Delays may occur in the areas of motor function, speech and language, cognitive, play, and social skills.