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Vision, Mission, Implementation Statement

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Vision

Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities are equal to all persons and enjoy basic human rights, among the life, freedom, and the pursuit of happiness. They have choices about where they live, work, learn, play, pursue their spiritual beliefs, are respected and receive the supports they need.

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Mission

The mission of the Council is to empower, advocate, and support Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities statewide to control their own destiny and determine the quality of life they desire.

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Implementation Statement

The Council will: (1) Work for self-determination and equal access under the law, (2) Advocate for systems change and social justice, (3) Provide information, education, and planning, (4) Serve as conscience/monitor of the State, and (5) Promote and model best practices.

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Address

1010 Richards Street Room 122
Honolulu, HI 96813
Main office: (808)586-8100

hiscdd@doh.hawaii.gov

From the Neighbor Islands, call O‘ahu toll-free:
Hawai‘i Island: (808) 798-1501
Kaua‘i: (808) 274-3484
Maui: (808) 984.2400, x68100
Moloka‘i, Lāna‘i: (808) 468.4644, x68100

What is the DD Council? 

The Hawai‘i State Council on Developmental Disabilities or DD Council consists of 28 Governor-appointed members that includes individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD), parents, family members, and representatives from public and private agencies that serve this population. At least 61% of the council (17 members) must be a person with I/DD or a family member of a person with I/DD. View the DD Council Fact Sheet for more information.

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