The Louisiana Disability Development Council (LaDDC) is a non-profit organization based in Baton Rouge, LA, dedicated to promoting independence, self-determination, productivity, integration, and inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities. Through advocacy, capacity building, and systems change, LaDDC works towards creating a comprehensive system of community services and individualized supports that enable individuals with developmental disabilities to exercise self-determination and be fully integrated into all aspects of community life.
LaDDC achieves its mission through various committees, including the Executive Committee, Self Determination Community Inclusion Committee, and Education Employment Committee, which monitor and address different areas of focus such as community supports, advocacy, leadership development, education, early intervention, employment, and child care. With a commitment to systems change and building capacity, LaDDC actively engages in activities outlined in the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act to bring about positive change for individuals with developmental disabilities in Louisiana.
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