The British woman was living alone and isolated when she began what she thought was a relationship with an U.S. Air Force ...

A new project near Clasky Common Park could offer residents an urban lifestyle near the commuter rail — with almost no ...

The home would have accommodated up to four children with learning disabilities or emotional/behavioural difficulties ...

Plans to convert a house into a specialist children's care home have been withdrawn after concerns were raised over potential highway issues. Good Seed Care Ltd had hoped to accommodate up to four ...

For the first time in 30 years, Nebraska has eliminated the state’s waiting list for individuals seeking intellectual and ...

The ruling came in a class action lawsuit filed 15 years ago on behalf of institutionalized plaintiffs represented by the ...

St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children held its third annual prom for young adults in its Medical Day Healthcare Program ...

After six years of planning, the LADACIN Network has opened a group home in Wall. Its first resident has a story worth ...

That’s bad news for kids: Studies show that when young people take on care for ... that more than 12% of high schoolers provide care for someone in their home who is chronically ill, elderly, or ...

In NJ’s group homes that care ... disabilities who are denied routine care — even food and water — despite budgets for individual residents that can top $500,000. You will meet a young ...

In August 1981, then-President Ronald Reagan signed a bill into law that allowed the development of state-level programs to help disabled people live outside institutions like nursing homes. Known ...

Some 1,242 people with disabilities including people recovering from strokes aged under 65 were living in nursing homes as of May. This is due to lack of suitable alternatives in many cases.