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Welcome to MPCDD Website The Missouri Planning Council for Developmental Disabilities is a federally funded, 23-member council, appointed by the Governor. Our mission is to assist the community to include all people with developmental disabilities in every aspect of life." Learn More Five-Year Plan Development The Missouri Planning Council for Developmental Disabilities is required by federal law to develop a five-year plan to guide our efforts in planning, advocacy, and providing advice as to programs and services for persons with developmental disabilities that will increase their opportunities for self-determination, independence, productivity, and integration into communities. We are beginning this process by collecting input through a comprehensive survey of Missourians with developmental disabilities, family members and others who provide their supports. This information will then assist the Council in completing a comprehensive review and analysis of the unmet needs of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. In order to truly understand the needs of Missouri citizens, we need to hear from people like you. If you would like to tell us about your needs, the needs of your family member, or of those who you serve, please complete this survey. It will take 10-20 minutes to complete and is strictly voluntary. No names will be used in reporting data. Only summary information will be reported. We appreciate your interest in helping us. This Year's theme for National Disability Employment Awareness Month is "Talent Has No Boundaries". This effort is spearheaded by the Office of Disability Employment Policy ( ODEP ), US Department of Labor, with the goal to reach out to businesses and community members to emphasize the important contributions and value of persons with disabilities in the workplace. Please look over and use the resources available below. There are a limited number of posters available by contacting Chaz Nickolaus ( cknickolaus@mpcdd.com ) or download a copy by clicking the poster link above. Also available here are a sample proclamation, guidelines and a sample lette r to use when contacting your local reporters, and other ideas and resources to promote this important event.

Riverbend Head Start & Family Services offers a range of mental health counseling services. The company provides support, literacy and social services for children, families and individuals. It accepts donations, as well as serves more than 4,000 people. Riverbend Head Start & Family Services supports the Head Start program, which provides child development, parent involvement, and health and nutrition services. The company also conducts the Family Foundations program, which offers employment support and housing and transportation assistance solutions. It provides therapy and advocacy services through Transitions Counseling. Riverbend Head Start & Family Services accepts several insurance plans, as well as serves the residents of Madison County in Illinois.

Collinsville Township, located in Madison County, Illinois, serves a diverse community encompassing the city of Collinsville, the village of Maryville, and parts of Glen Carbon and Pontoon Beach. The township government is dedicated to providing exceptional services and programs, ensuring the needs of its residents are met through effective leadership and community partnerships. The township board consists of a supervisor, four trustees, a clerk, an assessor, and a highway commissioner, working together to maintain vital community services such as road upkeep and assistance for those in need. Additionally, the township offers resources that connect residents with local services, enhancing the quality of life for all community members. Generated from the website