Protection of Vulnerable Persons in Residential Facilities Against Abuse & Neglect

Apr 1, 2012 | Reports

This report addresses the problem of abuse and neglect of vulnerable people in residential programs operated or supported by agencies of the state of New York. As of December 31, 2010 there were approximately 273,600 children and adults with disabilities or other life circumstances that make them vulnerable who were in residential facilities under the auspices of one of six separate state agencies which operate, license, certify or fund such programs. In total, these programs cost approximately $17.9 billion and encompass approximately 11,700 provider sites.

You May Also Be Interested In …

JUST ANNOUNCED: PCPID Delivers Report on Supporting People With Disabilities Through HCBS

JUST ANNOUNCED: PCPID Delivers Report on Supporting People With Disabilities Through HCBS

Earlier today, The Administration for Community Living announced the release of The President’s Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities Report ...
Justice, Fairness and Equity on Independence Day

Justice, Fairness and Equity on Independence Day

The National Alliance for Direct Support Professionals (NADSP) has been established for nearly a quarter century with a mission to ...
Free Virtual LGBTQIA+Trainings: Proud & Supported -2024

Free Virtual LGBTQIA+Trainings: Proud & Supported -2024

The New York State Council on Developmental Disabilities ​has generously awarded a three year grant to the National Alliance for ...
Webinar: Leaving so soon? Examining DSP turnover and tenure using National Core Indicators®-IDD State of the Workforce in 2022 Survey data

Webinar: Leaving so soon? Examining DSP turnover and tenure using National Core Indicators®-IDD State of the Workforce in 2022 Survey data

What is turnover? What is tenure? These terms are used a lot when discussing the DSP workforce. This presentation will ...

Advance Professional Development

The National Alliance for Direct Support Professionals (NADSP) has created a number of curricula options to help human service providers bring the ideals and approaches of NADSP into their organization.