Consumer and Family Perspectives on Services Provided by Connecticut’s State Agencies: Do citizens with disabilities perceive agency activities as supportive of self-determination and consumer empowerment?

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Article Publication Date: 
12/23/2005
Summary: 
To what extent have several key state agencies and bureaus embedded concepts such as partnerships with families and citizens with disabilities, consumer decision making and self-determination into the training of their staff? This report is a follow up companion to a previous study and provides a good window onto 'grass roots' perspectives of consumers and families receiving services while informing agencies about how their particular efforts compare to those undertaken by others.
Article Author: 
Borman Fink, Dale; Gaynor, Christine; Bruder, Mary Beth
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Connecticut
Programs/Initiatives: 
Real Choice Systems Change
Beyond Services to Clients; view from the grass roots; view from the top; survey finding; satisfaction study; consumer decision making; empowerment; service delivery

Contact

Christine Gaynor
A.J.Pappanikou Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education
gaynor@uchc.edu
Phone: 
860-679-1534

Short URL: http://www.advancingstates.org/node/50823