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The Detroit Family Support 360 Project assists a single mother of six children with school, mental health, and social work services and supports.

Welcome! Family Support 360 is an initiative from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ (DHHS) Administration for Children and Families (ACF) and Administration on Developmental Disabilities (ADD). Through this effort, ADD has provided planning and implementation grants to local service providers nationwide to create one-stop centers to assist the families of those with developmental disabilities (DD).

More about the Family Support 360 Initiative.

This Web site is a resource center for Family Support 360 grantees and other organizations serving individuals with DD. Take a look at our Public Resource Library, Resource Links, and News and Events page for a variety of information and resources designed to help you operate your one-stop center and support individuals with DD and their families. Definition of DD, as defined by the DD Act.

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