
- CDRNYS
- February 13, 2009
Aides at Bingo Hall, Grocery Store, While on the Taxpayer’s Clock Reported by: Jane Flasch Email: jflasch@13wham.com 13WHAM-TV, NY – February 13, 2009 Click Here…Read More
Aides at Bingo Hall, Grocery Store, While on the Taxpayer’s Clock Reported by: Jane Flasch Email: jflasch@13wham.com 13WHAM-TV, NY – February 13, 2009 Click Here…Read More
School, Health Care Leaders Stump for “Millionaire’s Tax” Reported by: Jecoliah Ellis Tuesday, Feb 10, 2009 @05:15pm EST Rochester Homepage.net, February 11, 2009 Education, healthcare…Read More
REFORMING LONG TERM CARE SERVICES IN NEW YORK STATE CENTER FOR DISABILITY RIGHTS POSITION PAPER FEBRUARY 5, 2009, VOL. 6 There are vast disparities in…Read More
Each year, CDR closely reviews and responds to the Executive’s proposed budget. CDR’s response focuses on the proposed budget’s impact on people with disabilities and,…Read More
Proposed SSI Cuts Anger New Yorkers Reported by: Paul Merrill Email: paulmerrill@fox23news.com Videographer: G. Finley Videographer: B. Sanders Fox 23 News.com – January 28, 2009…Read More
On January 14th, 2009 there were several police cars parked around the Center for Disability Rights building – and there was no protest going on!…Read More
For the past few days, the Obama Transition Team has asked for community discussions on health care reform. There have been several in Upstate New…Read More
Ronald Mace made a huge impact on not only the disability community, but the whole human population, yet very few people are aware of this….Read More
“May I help you?” I have come to dread, indeed, almost to hate those four little words! They are, nearly always, the first words to…Read More
I have posted items about mental health issues before, as we know that mental illness afflicts people with physical disabilities disproportionately. In addition, the physical…Read More
Yesterday, CDR received notice that we finally had successfully enrolled a person in the Nursing Facility Transition and Diversion Waiver (some people may be more…Read More
There is something to be said for not re-inventing the wheel. This was very true for our Recreation Program when we decided it was past…Read More
REFORMING LONG TERM CARE SERVICES IN NEW YORK STATE CENTER FOR DISABILITY RIGHTS POSITION PAPER VOL. 5 New York State should focus on functional needs…Read More
REFORMING LONG TERM CARE SERVICES IN NEW YORK STATE CENTER FOR DISABILITY RIGHTS POSITION PAPER NOVEMBER 13, 2008 In order for people with disabilities to receive…Read More
ALBANY - Gov. David Paterson on Wednesday proposed cutting aid to local schools this year by $585 million, lowering health-care spending by $572 million, freezing aid to cities and towns and raising tuition at state colleges to help close what he sees as a $1.5 billion budget deficit this year.