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Cuomo plans more cuts to state’s overburdened group homes

By Ben Verde

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Care orgs for New Yorkers with disabilities facing massive cuts amid pandemic

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Group home advocates fear another round of ‘draconian’ budget cuts

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Executive order allows special ed services to resume come summer, but directors may have to wait

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East New York educators create online teaching series for students with special needs

By Ben Verde

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Group home workers thanked with car parade through southern Brooklyn

By Ben Verde

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Special needs parents on the front lines seek daycare alternatives

By Ben Verde

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New Yorkers with developmental disabilities adapt to life at home

By Ben Verde

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Bay Ridge nonprofit launches campaign to feed front line workers

By Ben Verde

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As pandemic rages on, group homes seek donations for front line staff

By Ben Verde

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Group homes find little help from the state as they scramble for medical supplies

By Ben Verde

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After years of funding cuts, group homes find themselves on the front lines

By Ben Verde

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