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DOH Seal Developmental Disabilities Supports Division, Services Overview

Developmental Disabilities Supports Division Services (DDSD) Overview:
The DDSD Services Overview pages answers three questions: 1. What is the service, waiver or program, 2. What services are provided, and 3. Who do I contact for finding more information about application. This online guide was created in order to assist you in finding the right information quickly.

List of Waivers, Programs and Services:

Family Infant Toddler Program - Early intervention services to help families who have concerns about the development of their young children (birth to three).

Developmental Disability Waiver - Helps eligible New Mexicans with developmental disabilities maintain and develop skills needed to live a quality life in their local communities.

State General Funded Services - Helps eligible New Mexicans with developmental disabilities to live and work in their communities and be with their families.

Medically Fragile Waiver - Helps New Mexicans with developmental disabilities and a medically fragile condition live in their homes.

What is Mi Via?

Mi Via, which means “my path,” “my way” or “my road,” is designed for participants who have disabilities to manage their own services and supports. Mi Via is about choosing to self-direct home and community-based services, supports and goods within an approved plan and budget.



Respite Services for Children & Adults - A flexible family support service where staff assist the family by providing relief, allowing periods of time away from care giving.

ABCs of Eligibility - Programs that can help in the areas of Medically Fragile, Developmental Disabilities, and Family Infant Toddler Early Intervention Services.

Meaningful Days in New Mexico - Establishes opportunities for New Mexicans with developmental disabilities to have full and productive lives.

Publications - Provides information to help New Mexicans with developmental disabilities understand the types of programs and services offered.

Training Overview - Provides curriculum development, trainer and mentor certification, technical assistance and more.

Family Focus - Family activities and artwork from individuals with Developmental Disabilities.

DDSD Regional Offices - Provides a local resource to help find and access the many services and providers available to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.

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Most Requested Links

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left arrow to linkSupported Employment Services
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