The Justice Dept. allows disability bigots to require a higher standard of proof of disability for access provisions from persons disabled by chemical poisoning. PACE is working to expand public understanding and ADA compliance in this area. Access provisions are unavoidably necessary in hospitals, doctors offices and clinics. Hence, PACE is diligently working to bring compliance to medical care facilities. Political power and fairness are not available to people disabled by chemical poisoning if they do not have access to public hearings and meetings.
PACE works to gain access to public venues for all people disabled by chemical poisoning.
Children disabled by chemical poisoning suffer lifetime isolation, public neglect, ridicule and abuse. There are less than a handful of schools that accommodate the needs of these children. Disabled children are frequently denied needed remedial assistance from chemically induced injuries by schools, Medicaid, and insurance companies. Remedial therapy is particularly needed for subtle neurological brain damage such as mild toxic encephalopathy. There is no summer camping facility, Special Olympics, or therapeutic riding facility that considers the needs or accommodates chemically disabled children.