Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities State Plan: FY 2012-2016
State of Texas
Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities
Country Resources
Intellectual disability
Texas
29 May 2012
Policy document
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Every five years, the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities is required by federal law to develop a 5-year strategic plan, outlining goals, objectives and specific activities that will be implemented each year of the plan. With public input and guidance from the Administration on Intellectual Developmental Disabilities, the state plan is developed in accordance with requirements of the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act of 2000 (DD Act).Content
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