
Unmet: North Carolina’s Two Developmental Disability Crises
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You are invited to the premiere of UNMET: North Carolina’s Two Developmental Disability Crises
This film will take place on Thursday, March 9th at 7 PM at the UNCSA School of Filmmaking.
What does it mean for a young man with autism to age out of high school without support because he is on North Carolina’s 16,000-person waiting list for services?
What does it mean to have aging parents and no support for basic life needs due to the workforce shortage of Direct Support Professionals?
UNMET: North Carolina’s Two Developmental Disability Crises is a 25-minute movie commissioned by the North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities. It shows the real-life situations of individuals with developmental disabilities and what it looks like when their needs are unmet.
Join us at the ACE Theatre Complex in Winston-Salem, NC, on March 9th at 7 PM for a viewing, a panel discussion, and a call to action for what we can do together to bring attention and solutions to these dual crises in the I/DD community.
RSVP for this FREE event by clicking the link below to ensure you get a ticket to this all inclusive event!