Rhode Island S2882 enhances self-directed care for developmentally disabled adults by incorporating collective bargaining rights for support.
Rhode Island S2882, known as the Quality Self-Directed Supports Act of 2026, aims to improve care for developmentally disabled adults by allowing them to self-direct their care needs and wants. The bill incorporates collective bargaining rights into the self-directed supports program, enhancing service access, increasing education and training options, and improving recruitment and retention of support professionals.
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