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Institute for Community Inclusion, University of Massachusetts. (2005). Show me the money: Flexible funding for job success. Boston, MA: Author. Retrieved 8-Apr-05 from http://www.communityinclu sion.org/article.php?arti cle_id=150

Abstract

These brief case studies of "flexible funding" illustrate how people with developmental disabilities in several states use funding from multiple sources - Vocational Rehabilitation, Medicaid, Social Security Plans for Achieving Self Support, state Departments of Developmental Disabilities, among other sources - to pay for needed job supports in employment and self-employment. In many cases, these include job coaches and assistants to provide personal support.

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