Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Video: About Minnesotans for Direct Support Improvements

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Lance Hegland outlines the purpose of Minnesotans for Direct Support Improvements. Lance is a Minnesotan with a disability living in Minneapolis and relying on self-directed direct support services since early 2003. The video transcript appears below near the bottom of this post.
Minnesotans for Direct Support Improvements is putting together a video series to capture the experiences and ideas of people with disabilities and older adults relying on direct support, support workers, families, friends, provider organization team members, plus community leaders.


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We look forward to meeting you, learning about your experiences, hearing your ideas, and working with you for a better Minnesota!

Video Transcript

An estimated 1 in 5 Minnesotans' health, safety, and dignity are at risk because of our failing direct support system — jeopardizing people with disabilities and older adults relying on direct support, workers delivering those supports, provider organizations coordinating those supports, as well as our families, our friends, and our broader communities. Minnesotans for Direct Support Improvements believe everyone should be able to participate in their chosen communities — to live, learn, work, and enjoy life.
We also believe that — as members of our democratic society — each of us has an obligation to address the needs of our society, govern for the common good, and sustain a just democracy.
So, please join us to support each other’s health, safety, and dignity. Subscribe to our updates at Join.MNs4DSI.net Then, check out some of our recent videos and playlists to learn more.
We look forward to meeting you and working with you so Minnesota is a place where everyone is able to participate in their chosen communities — to live, learn, work, and enjoy life.
Thank you.

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