Sentences with phrase «disability contribute to families»

Terminal illness, disease, and disability contribute to families losing the home they have worked so hard to pay for over the years.

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«As Commissioner, she significantly contributed to the lives of extraordinary New Yorkers who live with developmental disabilities and also to the families and stakeholders who support them.

California is one of a few states to offer paid family leave, available to workers who have contributed to the state disability insurance program.

That said, when students with disabilities are absent, educators and their partners must listen carefully to the child and family to identify disability - specific issues that are contributing to absences.

RDSP contributions qualify for a Canada Disability Savings Grant (CDSG) at matching rates of 100 %, 200 % or 300 %, depending on family net income and the amount contributed, subject to a lifetime limit of $ 70,000.

In recognition of the fact that families of children with disabilities may not be able to contribute regularly to their plans, the rules provide for a 10 - year carry - forward of CDSG and CDSB entitlements.

Certain individuals who have been certified as disabled and their families also have a tax - advantaged way to save and pay for the costs of living with a disability by opening and contributing to an ABLE account.

Originating in 1935 after the New Deal, the United States Social Security system is a type of insurance program where employees and their employers contribute an amount per paycheck so that they are guaranteed benefits in retirement when they lose their ability to work due to disability, or after the death of a family member.

It is apparent that families of children with a disability are under significant stress and require numerous community and system supports to help their child grow and develop the best they can and eventually contribute to society.

Factors that contribute to a particular child's antisocial behavior vary, but usually they include some form of family problems (e.g., marital discord, harsh or inconsistent disciplinary practices or actual child abuse, frequent changes in primary caregiver or in housing, learning or cognitive disabilities, or health problems).

Complex interactions among biological (neurodevelopment, genetic vulnerability), psychological (trauma, mental illness, learning disability) and social (family and peer dynamics) domains are seen as contributing to adolescents» impaired functioning, substance use and failure to advance developmentally.

The study, «Development of a Cognitive - Behavioral Intervention Program to Treat Anxiety and Social Deficits in Teens with High - Functioning Autism,» published in The Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review, states that the social disabilities of autism do not disappear during adolescence, and that growing self - awareness often contributes to the development of anxiety.