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Many schools are now conducting classes 100% online. Navigating virtual education has many families scrambling to make it work, but likely none more so than families with special needs students.
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Missouri's methods of reimbursing community providers who care for people with developmental disabilities are complex, confusing and conflict with...
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Missouri workers providing care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities make less than a Walmart or Target worker, even after a pay...
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When Erika Wolf was young, she loved riding her bike.But when she was 11, she was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa — a rare genetic disorder that…
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St. Louis actor Jen Kerner has played dozens of characters, but in recent years she’s taken on a new role: making the theater experience enjoyable for…
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Ava Battelle leans into her camp counselor at the back of a big cafeteria called Miller Hall at Wonderland Camp. Parents, including Ava's mom, are…
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When it comes to supporting people with developmental disabilities through art-making, the activities are much more than just a pastime.For some in St.…
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Social service agencies that provide support to thousands of people in the Metro East will be operating without state funding starting Wednesday if…
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The expert Easter egg fillers at Canterbury Enterprises in Shrewsbury packed 5.5 million plastic eggs with candy and toys this year — a new record for the…
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The state of Missouri may be required to repay $11.5 million to the federal government, after miscalculating Medicaid payment rates for some case…