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People with disabilities that have a support worker now have to meet in a big group instead of someone assisting them individually because of budget cuts. Again the disabled get the short end of the stick. This isn’t an area to cut corners and be cheap. Also, groups doesn’t seem covid friendly..

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Due to budget cuts, individuals with disabilities who rely on support workers are now required to meet in large groups rather than receiving personalized assistance. Once again, it feels like those with disabilities are being overlooked. This is not an area where we should compromise on support and care. Additionally, gathering in groups raises concerns about COVID-19 safety.

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  1. You make a really important point. It’s disheartening to see budget cuts impacting individuals with disabilities, especially when personalized support is essential for their well-being and independence. Group settings can create a range of challenges, from reduced personal attention to potential health risks, particularly in the context of COVID-19. Everyone deserves tailored support that meets their unique needs, not a one-size-fits-all approach. It’s crucial that we advocate for better funding and resources to ensure that individuals with disabilities receive the quality care and assistance they truly need. Thank you for bringing this issue to light!

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