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TCDD Extra: July 2026 - Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities - TCDD (.gov)
Texas HHSC (Google News) · July 29, 2026
In plain language
The Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities (TCDD) recently highlighted several new tools and programs for Texans with disabilities and their families. A new self-paced online learning center offers free training on advocacy and community living, while a new statewide phone line helps people find local care services like home-delivered meals and personal attendants. Additionally, residents are encouraged to use updated hurricane preparedness guides to stay safe during severe weather. These initiatives aim to help individuals build independence and access essential support systems across the state.
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Key takeaways
- Texans can call 888-241-1570 to find local community care services including adult foster care and home-delivered meals.
- The new TCDD Learning Center provides free, self-paced online courses for people with developmental disabilities and their families.
- Disability Rights Texas offers a specialized hurricane preparedness guide specifically for Texans with disabilities.
- The SALUD study is currently seeking adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities for paid interviews about their life experiences.
- A new survey from Baylor University's Raising Texas Voices study is collecting input on disability advocacy and learning needs.
- The U.S. Administration for Community Living is requesting public feedback on the effectiveness of disability protection and advocacy organizations.
TCDD Extra: July 2026 Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities - TCDD (.gov)
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