Why Join the ADDP?
Given the fiscal uncertainty in our state and nation, providers need leadership and effective representation with Massachusetts' top officials and legislators. Over the past year, the ADDP has demonstrated this critical leadership by securing a new rate law, protecting DMR programs from crippling 9C cuts, and more.
We need your help to continue to do this work. Now, more than ever, your investment in ADDP membership will pay dividends on behalf of the individuals you serve, your organization, and those you employ.
As a member of the ADDP, you will receive numerous benefits, including:
Timely communications with information that matters
- Regular electronic communication from Executive Director Gary Blumenthal that gives members the latest news on the state budget, administrative actions, and other information of importance
- Weekly electronic mailing of a compilation of news clippings on the field from across the state
- Quarterly membership meetings
Contact with decision-makers
- Access to legislative leadership
- Effective advocacy on your behalf, including regular meetings with DMR and other administration officials
Low-cost insurance
- A new, members-only insurance program that may provide significant cost savings to your organization
Educational opportunities
- Workshops and Fire Safety Trainings—at discounted rates
- Annual Conference & EXPO—at a discounted rate
A forum for speaking your mind
- Access to a members-only Internet forum where you can express your views on a variety of important subjects
Active committees on subjects that matter
- Legislative
- Residential Rates
- Training/Conference
- Transportation
- Employment & Day Supports
- Day Hab
In these economically perilous times, we need to be the strongest "voice at the table" to secure the future of disability services in the Commonwealth. Please add your voice to ours—join the ADDP now.
If you have any questions or concerns about ADDP membership, please call Executive Director Gary Blumenthal at 781-891-7327, x 12, or President Bob Richards at 508-872-0669, x 201.