Disabled Arkansas kids wait years for care. How parents united to fight
USA Today
Parents in Arkansas are fighting for faster access to home care for children with disabilities, as thousands remain on long waitlists for essential services. Despite federal laws requiring community-based care, state funding shortages leave many families struggling, with some children dying while waiting. In response to protests, the governor pledged to address the backlog, but advocates argue more urgent action is needed to protect disabled individuals' rights.
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