September is National Service Dog Month. Have you read our guide on assistance animals? This book reviews your rights to service dogs and emotional support animals. disabilityrightssc.org/wp-content/upl…

On July 4, 2025, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" became law. It makes some big changes to Medicaid—but South Carolina, as a non-expansion state, won’t be affected by everything. Learn what this means for people with disabilities in SC: disabilityrightssc.org/news/how-the-o…

School is back in session! Do you know the difference b/w a IEP and a 504 Plan? youtu.be/1q_UaJPrxnM

There is still time to sign up for this weeks DRSC-U session. 📢 FREE Virtual Class – DRSC University Topic: Your Rights and Community Access 🗓️ Date: September 10, 2025 🕛 Time: 12:00–1:00 PM (Eastern) 👩‍⚖️ Taught by: DRSC Senior Attorney Anna Maria Conner ✅ Open to everyone ✅

🌟 NEW Resource! We now have a resource page dedicated to helping people understand guardianship—what it is, when it’s used, and the many alternatives that allow people to keep more control over their own lives. Check it out here: 👉 disabilityrightssc.org/rethinking-gua…

📢 DRSC is hosting a free training for families: “Addressing Behavior Concerns of Students with Disabilities in School” 📅 Date: September 23, 2025 ⏰ Time: 6:00–7:00 PM 💻 Where: Zoom ➡️ Register today: qrco.de/bgHSpU

Disability Rights South Carolina is the Protection and Advocacy System for South Carolina. P&A’s are the only legally based advocacy organization established by Congress to protect the rights of people with disabilities. Learn more about us: disabilityrightssc.org

💡 Do you know about the Client Assistance Program (CAP)? CAP helps people with disabilities get vocational rehabilitation services and supports for independent living. 🎥 Watch this short video to learn more: English: youtu.be/W4sT1oP0e10 ASL: youtu.be/KjClp64IH_w

Life After School is a free, interactive web guide to help young people with disabilities in South Carolina and their families plan for the future. It covers: ✅ Special Education ✅ College and Technical Schools ✅ Getting Ready for Work ✅ Preparing for Adulthood Check it out

This week, our Executive Director, Beth Franco, testified before the Joint Citizens and Legislative Committee on Children on the status of offenders and the importance of supporting legislation in SC that is looking to address this issue. Status offenders are juveniles who have

Last weekend our staff hosted an outreach table at the Carnaval del Barrio hosted by the Limitless Community Development (formerly Latino Community Development) in partnership with Richland School District Two. It is always great to have an opportunity to let the community know

Planning for the future can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Life After School is a free, interactive web guide that helps young people with disabilities in South Carolina and their families plan for what comes next. This one resource covers it all: ✅

💡 Do you know about the Client Assistance Program (CAP)? CAP helps people with disabilities get vocational rehabilitation services and supports for independent living. 🎥 Watch this short video to learn more: English: youtu.be/W4sT1oP0e10 ASL: youtu.be/KjClp64IH_w Video

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Voting is a right, not a privilege, and everyone deserves access to the ballot. Do you know about the accessible voting features available to you? Do you have a plan to vote on November 4th. Learn more about your rights at: disabilityrightssc.org/voting/

Tomorrow is Election Day and you have rights at the polls! Learn more today: youtu.be/vL-hgYEPHn4

Today is Election Day and your vote matters! Every time you cast your ballot, you’re making your voice heard and shaping the future of our community. This election day, let’s ensure that everyone takes part in the democratic process. Together — we can create change.

Wondering how to support your child's behavioral needs? A series of videos are available for families of children in special education. Learn about social and emotional skill development, advocating successfully, IEP team collaboration, and addressing behavior concerns.

Want to better understand your rights or speak up for yourself? Disability Rights South Carolina has free resources to help you learn about your rights and how to advocate for yourself at school, at work, in your community, and more. 📚 Start exploring today:

What is Competitive Integrated Employment (CIE)? Competitive integrated employment creates an inviting accessible workplace🌟 Watch this video to learn why CIE is a game-changer for building stronger, more diverse workplaces. ✅ Don’t forget to like, share, and comment! 📺 Watch