Come commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act on Monday, July 26th! Join Hoosiers from across the state as they unite in celebration of this historic and notable act that provides equal rights for all Americans with disabilities. Pieces for IPMG's art exhibit, "What's important to me!" will be included. Read more...

The July issue of IPMG's e-zine, possibilities, is now available! Developed for Hoosiers receiving waiver services and their advocates, possibilities is designed to bring the latest, most relevant information to IPMG Consumers. Features in this quarter's issue include the story of a Valparaiso man determined to achieve his dream of pursuing secondary education and helping others, as well as information about the benefit of IPMG's Powerful Parents and Consumers Network to communities throughout the state. Click here to find these stories and more in this issue of possibilities!

Richmond's Morrisson-Reeves Library hosted an artist reception for local artists involved in IPMG's art exhibit, "What's important to me!", as part of the exhibit's month-long visit to the library. Click here to see images from this June 23, 2010, event.

Easter Seals Crossroads and the Autism Society of Indiana recognizes that traditional camps are not always an option for children with autism. Camp R.O.C.K.S! is a five-night/six-day outdoor camp for young children with autism ages 10-17. Learn more about this fun-filled summer activity.

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan announced a joint project between their two agencies to make $40 million available to local housing agencies to assist 5,300 non-elderly families with disabilities.