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OKD REPORTS
A proposed state law would legalize a defined and expanded role in supported decision-making for people are too independent for legal guardianship.
A state legislative task force considers the future of subminimum wage jobs for people with disabilities.
Savings accounts for people with disabilities that do not disqualify social security benefit status were a win in the state of Oklahoma. Now, a lawmaker wants to protect those savings after the account holder dies.
Rideshare services for the neurodivergent passenger is a-must-consider to improve quality of life and Oklahoma has one.
LATEST EDITION
When Amelia, who has Down syndrome, was left out of friendship circles in school, her mother Katerina Alder decided to do something about it.
