Troy Baisey, who was born prematurely, suffers from cerebral palsy and hearing loss. He is considered a “transitioning youth,” which means he will soon lose the guarantee of state assistance.
In Maryland, young adults with disabilities are entitled to public education until age 21. After that, families must apply for support through various programs and organizations. Services and financial assistance are contingent on eligibility requirements and the availability of funds.
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In this area DOORS and Goodwill and a few other places maybe will help him. His mother is even more fortunate because there is not much in a rural area such as the Eastern Lower Shore. She has a lot more available to her in the Fredrick area. Lots of help from Baltimore agencies. Better to be near Baltimore.
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