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Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, learning disabilities, and ADHD.

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  • 31,229Confirmed Profiles
  • 228,170Registry Listings
  • 119,380in this area only

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Darker states have more intellectual and developmental listings. Inside a search, the Map view shows every county and ZIP code.

Alabama: 3,761 listingsAlaska: 1,704 listingsArizona: 4,626 listingsArkansas: 2,149 listingsCalifornia: 19,693 listingsColorado: 6,324 listingsConnecticut: 3,125 listingsDelaware: 1,043 listingsDistrict of Columbia: 1,182 listingsFlorida: 25,797 listingsGeorgia: 8,614 listingsHawaii: 857 listingsIdaho: 1,254 listingsIllinois: 8,320 listingsIndiana: 5,078 listingsIowa: 1,845 listingsKansas: 1,750 listingsKentucky: 3,813 listingsLouisiana: 6,018 listingsMaine: 1,793 listingsMaryland: 8,032 listingsMassachusetts: 4,332 listingsMichigan: 7,420 listingsMinnesota: 5,188 listingsMississippi: 2,113 listingsMissouri: 4,955 listingsMontana: 731 listingsNebraska: 1,551 listingsNevada: 2,428 listingsNew Hampshire: 867 listingsNew Jersey: 9,295 listingsNew Mexico: 1,422 listingsNew York: 17,070 listingsNorth Carolina: 10,943 listingsNorth Dakota: 893 listingsOhio: 11,384 listingsOklahoma: 1,827 listingsOregon: 1,724 listingsPennsylvania: 9,566 listingsRhode Island: 684 listingsSouth Carolina: 3,884 listingsSouth Dakota: 700 listingsTennessee: 4,820 listingsTexas: 19,226 listingsUtah: 1,498 listingsVermont: 323 listingsVirginia: 8,911 listingsWashington: 2,908 listingsWest Virginia: 859 listingsWisconsin: 4,325 listingsWyoming: 609 listings

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The Family Journey

A map for every stage of your family's journey

Eight stages most families of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities pass through, from the first diagnosis to planning for the years ahead, with what to do now and the services to look for nearby.

  1. Diagnosis
  2. Early childhood
  3. School years
  4. Transition
  5. After graduation
  6. A place to live
  7. Work
  8. The future

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State of Support

How does your state measure up?

Report cards grade all 50 states and DC, A+ to F, on waiting lists, community living, real jobs, staffing, and state investment for people with IDD.

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How to get enrolled

How to apply for Medicaid and the intellectual and developmental programs it pays for, step by step, with your local office.

Looking for work?

Job placement, job coaching, Ticket to Work, and benefits counseling from Intellectual and Developmental providers, plus programs open to any disability.

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