An Act establishing a commission on aging disabled adults
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Overview
This bill establishes a commission focused on the needs of aging disabled adults in Massachusetts. The commission’s purpose is to study and make recommendations regarding services, supports, and policies that improve the lives of this population. It aims to address challenges faced by aging disabled adults and promote their independence and well-being. The commission will provide insights to inform state-level initiatives and programs.
Key provisions
- Establish a Commission on Aging Disabled Adults.
- The commission will study the needs of aging disabled adults.
- The commission will make recommendations for services and policies.
- The commission will focus on promoting independence and well-being.
- The commission’s findings will inform state-level initiatives.
Who is affected
- Aging Disabled Adults
- Elderly
- Individuals with Disabilities
- Massachusetts Residents
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