An enthusiastic 'yes.' Minchen is diagnosed with nonverbal autism and lives with four others in a San Jose home for adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities run by Life Services ...

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Advocates are pushing for more resources to help adults with disabilities in Delaware who live with aging parents.

Many such services for people with intellectual disabilities — residential care, home health and personal assistance — were historically provided by nonprofits, some of them religious ...

Tracey Lazard, chief executive officer at Inclusion London, said the low percentage of accessible new homes being built in the capital was "shocking" and was "condemning disabled people now to ...