Are funding sources elevators to independence?
Subtitle: explaining costs, rates, and independence with characteristics of geography, individuals, services/supports, and funding sources in three western states
By: [Edward M. Campbell, ... [et al.]]
Contributors: Wyoming. Division of Developmental Disabilities.; American Association on Mental Retardation. Meeting
Publisher: Wyoming Developmental Disabilities Division
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Cheyenne, WY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 38
Subjects: Developmentally disabled -- Services for -- Nebraska.; Developmentally disabled -- Services for -- South Dakota.; Developmentally disabled -- Services for -- Wyoming.; Human services -- Nebraska -- Finance.; Human services -- South Dakota -- Finance.; Human services -- Wyoming -- Finance.
Other titles: Explaining costs
Notes: Includes bibliographical reference (leaves 23-26).
At head of title: State of Wyoming Department of Health.
"June 2, 2000."--Cover.
Paper to be delivered on June 2, 2000 at the American Association on Mental Retardation meeting in Washington, D.C.
Data based on statistics gathered from the developmental disabilities divisions of Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming, including state institutions and state-funded programs.