Developmental Disability Program [DDP]

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Developmental Disability Program, the program provides supports and services to persons with developmental disabilities who are intellectually disabled with a full scale intelligent quotient of 70 or below and low adaptive skills. This program is located in the Developmental Services Division in the Department of Public Health and Human Services.

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  • Glossary: Adaptive Behavior Assessment System [ABAS]
    Adaptive Behavior Assessment System. An adaptive behavior assessment tool sometimes used to (in part) establish eligibility for DDP –funded services.
  • Glossary: Child and Family [C & F]
    DDP-Funded Child and Family Services (typically in reference to the provision of Family Supports Coordination)
  • Glossary: Case Management Advisory Group [CMAG]
    Case Management Advisory Group: this group is compromised of Case Manager Supervisors (state and contracted), Case Managers (state and contracted) from across the state, as well as a  representative from the DDP Central Office.  The group meets at least once each quarter and reviews current policies, procedures, etc. and makes recommendations to the DDP Central Office.
  • Glossary: Developmental Disabilities Division [DDD]
    Now called the Developmental Disabilities Program (DDP)
  • Glossary: Montana Resource Allocation [MONA]
    This protocol developed by Davis/Deshaies under contract with the DDP. The purpose of the MONA is to serve as a guide in the development of a person-centered plan by identifying resources required to support a person with developmental disabilities. The MONA is based on skills and abilities associated with freedom of choice
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