

The Hawaii State Council on Developmental Disabilities (DD Council) promotes self-determination for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families by contributing to a coordinated and comprehensive service system that is person-centered and family-directed.
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We Want to Hear Your Medicaid Story!
Hawai'i DDC is seeking Medicaid Stories for use with elected officials for advocacy and social media for awareness. Your Medicaid story matters. Sharing your experience can shed light on the real impact Medicaid has on individuals and families, helping to protect and strengthen the program. Your voice can make a difference in the fight to defend Medicaid. Together, we can ensure this vital healthcare program continues to serve those who rely on it. Share your story and stand up for the healthcare you deserve.
Support for our Maui Communities
The DD Council extends our support and efforts to the people of Maui who have endured the wildfires and their impacts.
Resources
On August 21, 2023, the American Red Cross provided the Disability Integration External Partners Report. This report provides information to external American Red Cross partners regarding Disability Integration efforts during the Hawaii Wildfires Disaster Relief Operation.
Access translated Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) resources, which include the following flyers: Disaster Assistance Registration, How to Write an Appeal, and Helping Children Cope. View the Maui County website for the latest information and Maui Nui Strong – Aging and Disability. View the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Center on Disability Studies' (CDS) Message of Support for Maui and Resources webpage and the Hawaiʻi State Department of Health – Developmental Disabilities Division's (DDD) Maui Wildfire Resources webpage for resources.
Check back often as these resources are regularly updated.
DD Council Five-Year State Plan: 2027-2031
Follows the federal fiscal year (FFY)






March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Resources
DD Council does not endorse any of these resources and/or agencies. The resources listed may not include all of the agencies and resources available.
