Due to cited safety concerns and inadequate staff training, United Counseling Service has until March to address the issues in its group living homes.

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Providers notched a legal win this week when a judge temporarily halted the administration’s requirements for grant ...

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Brion Brooks retired Dec. 19 after 11 years as executive director of the Village of Progress in Oregon, which serves people ...

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New Indiana bills propose removing processed food from schools, teaching the Bible as literature, adding new paths to teacher ...

As more employees identify as neurodivergent, traditional workplace training is falling short. Eleanor Hecks explores ...

The housebuilder has also supported children's charity Barnardo's and Mencap, a charity supporting people with learning ...

Celine Sinclair, chief executive officer of Scottish charity The Yard has been honoured by the King in the 2026 New Year’s ...

UCP's Grant Program invests in research that translates scientific insights into practical improvements in early ...