Projects
For more than 30 years, HSRI Projects have been helping to improve human service systems in a wide range of Focus Areas and Topics. To view a selection of our Projects by a specific Focus Area or Topic you can make your selection in the "View By" menu found below. You can also sort Projects chronologically or alphabetically by using the "Organize Projects" menu found below.
Viewing Projects By Focus Area: Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
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Where Does North Carolina Stand? A comparison of Medicaid-funded Residential Service Trends, Nationally and in North Carolina for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
(2010)Where Does North Carolina Stand? A comparison of Medicaid-funded residential service trends
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In Support of a Sustainable Future: Responding to the Needs of People with Developmental Disabilities in New Jersey
(2010)The Human Services Research Institute, under contract from the New Jersey Council for Developmental Disabilities, conducted interviews and analyzed national data to provide the Council with initiatives for their 5 year plan.
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Organizational Functional Analysis of the Florida Developmental Disabilities Council
(2010)HSRI is conducting an organizational functional analysis for the Florida Developmental Disabilities Council. The goal of this project is to see how effectively and efficiently the Council is working.
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North Carolina Relationships Initiative
(2010-Present)Self-advocates want to have friends and relationships just like anyone else. Yet, many are lonely and lack opportunities to meet new people and learn how to keep themselves safe. The North Carolina Relationships Initiative is dedicated to helping self-advocates do something about this.
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The Self-Advocacy Alliance for Change
(2009-2012)Under contract to the Illinois Planning Council on Developmental Disabilities, HSRI is partnering with self-advocates to develop a consensus based plan that will identify a vision for self-advocacy and a framework for action reflective of issues important to people with developmental disabilities throughout Illinois.
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