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Feb 22
SDM Workshop for people who receive Developmental Services, family members, case managers & providers (Rockland)
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Mar 09
SDM Workshop for people who receive Developmental Services, family members, case managers & providers (Bangor)
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Mar 15
SDM Workshop for people who receive Developmental Services, family members, case managers & providers (Lewiston)
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Mar 18
SDM Workshop for people who receive Developmental Services, family members, case managers & providers (Portland)
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Mar 26
Developmental Services Rights, Behavioral Regulations & Reportable Events for People with Developmental Disabilities (Rockland)
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Mar 27
Visual Gestural Communication (Ellsworth)
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Mar 28
2019 Brain Injury Resource Fair
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Apr 05
RRMHS (Children) & Educational Rights of Children with Disabilities (Presque Isle)
Thank you to the Sponsors, Benefactors, Supporters and Patrons who helped make our 18th Annual Dinner a success!
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News Briefs
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Training Announcement: RRMHS (Children) & Educational Rights of Children with Disabilities
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Job Listing: Developmental Services Advocacy Advocate/Attorney
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DRM Announces Supported Decision-Making Workshops for for people who receive Developmental Services and their family members, case managers, and providers
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A young girl had to leave Maine for mental health care. It’s been 6 months. Katrina Ringrose speaks with the BDN
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Save the Date! 2019 Southern Maine Autism Conference
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Learn About DRM's Rep Payee Review Program!
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Report Finds That Maine Fails To Provide Adequate Children's Behavioral Health Services Maine Public talks with DRM's Katrina Ringrose
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To ensure autonomy, inclusion, equality, and access for people with disabilities in Maine.
