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Valerie Statements September 8, 2024 DSP 2024

Message from Executive Director Valerie Breen: Direct Support Professionals Week

As we celebrate Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) during this special week, we are reminded once again of the invaluable work they do for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Last year, we emphasized the critical role DSPs play in helping people with I/DD live fulfilled, independent lives. This year, while we continue to celebrate

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Valerie Breen statement on World Senior Day

Message from Executive Director Valerie Breen: National Senior Citizens Day

Today, on National Senior Citizens Day, we unite to honor the countless contributions of older adults who have profoundly shaped our communities. This day serves as a vital recognition of their enduring impact—a reminder of the importance of ensuring that our society remains a place where they can thrive with dignity and independence. At the

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Eddie Hall 2024

FDDC Spotlight: Eddie Hall “Hard work has always been a part of me!”

Florida Developmental Disabilities Council, Inc. (FDDC) is pleased to introduce our new Council Chair, Eddie Hall. Eddie was born in Michigan in 1964 to a multi-generational family of farmers where hard work and no-nonsense were his family’s values.  At 8, he moved with his mom and siblings to Polk County, Florida.  Three weeks after they

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Valerie Breen Statement 04152024

Message from Executive Director Valerie Breen: Autism Acceptance Month

As we continue to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month, I am reminded of the profound power of our collective voices to foster understanding and compassion for individuals with autism and their families. This month allows us to amplify our efforts to raise awareness and advocate for the issues that deeply impact the autism community. According to

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