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DRM is federally mandated to advance the civil rights of people with disabilities.
Disability Rights Maryland (DRM) is a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization advocating to improve the lives of Marylanders with disabilities.Visit our website: www.DisabilityRightsMD.org for more information about our services. Disability Rights Maryland (DRM), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, is Maryland’s designated Protection & Advocacy agency (formerly known as “Maryland Disability Law
Whether you live in a facility or in community, if you are eligible to vote, it’s your right!!
Be sure to vote TODAY!
06/22/2026
TOMORROW is primary election day. You can stand in line to vote or you can complete and submit your mail-in ballot into an official ballot drop box that looks like this.
Have you voted this way before?
It’s that time. The primary election day is TOMORROW.
Are you prepared to vote?
Again congratulations to our Managing Attorney and Policy Council, Leslie Seid Margolis!
Leslie was honored with the President’s Cup Award by The Arc Maryland for her work in and passion for disability rights.
Please add your congratulations or stories of working with Leslie in the comments…
06/11/2026
Mobility is directly connected to quality of life. Don't allow decisions to be made without your input. Take the survey!
Community feedback is shaping how the Red Line moves forward and the survey is open now through July 31. It only takes a few minutes to share what matters most to you.
Take the survey: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/8814218/OH
06/04/2026
As a result of numerous complaints of abuse and neglect, DRM launched an investigation into one of Maryland’s forensic psychiatric hospitals, the Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center (CTPHC). DRM’s findings and recommendations are now available.
Read the Report:
PRESS RELEASE: Report Reveals Issues Related to Patient Deaths at Perkins Hospital - Disability Rights Maryland For immediate release: June 4, 2026 Baltimore, MD– After receiving complaints of abuse, neglect, and multiple patient deaths, Disability Rights Maryland (DRM) conducted a two-year investigation of Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center (CTPHC). The resulting report, “Treatment Not Trauma: Urgent Act...
Your school district cannot limit Extended School Year (ESY) to a set program if your student requires more services to receive a free appropriate public education.
For Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) Parents: MSDE has required MCPS to document a reason for any reductions and provide evidence of parental agreement by June 30th. If a student’s parents disagree with the reduction, MCPS is required to provide the full-service hours initially on a student’s IEP or offer compensatory services. For students whose files are reviewed after June 30th, MCPS is required to offer compensatory services.
If you have concerns about the ESY services being offered to your child this summer, whether you're in MCPS or any other school district in Maryland, you can reach out to DRM at Phone: 410-727-6352 ext.0 Toll Free: 1-800-233-7201
or TTY: 410-235-5387
05/29/2026
Are you Living with a Brain Injury? Do you need help?
The Brain Injury (BI) Trust Fund supports Marylanders who have limited or no resources in order to access services to help with recovery and home, work and community success after a brain injury. These services include:
● Neuropsychological screening
● Resource facilitation
If you know someone who may be eligible, encourage them to
reach out for help: Email [email protected], or call 301-309-2228
05/29/2026
Please Share!!!!
We are conducting our annual Legal Advocacy Services Plan survey, asking the community to weigh in about the most important disability-related legal needs facing Marylanders and what DRM should focus on in the coming year.
Please share your feedback by July 17, 2026:
Take Our Annual Survey! - Disability Rights Maryland Disability Rights Maryland would like to hear from you! We are conducting our annual Legal Advocacy Services Plan survey, asking the community to weigh in about the most important disability-related legal needs facing Marylanders and what DRM should focus on in the ...
Your school district cannot limit Extended School Year (ESY) to a set program if your student requires more services to receive a free appropriate public education.
If you have concerns about the ESY services being offered to your child this summer, whether you're in MCPS or any other school district in Maryland, you can reach out to DRM at Phone: 410-727-6352 ext.0 Toll Free: 1-800-233-7201
or TTY: 410-235-5387
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1500 Union Avenue, Ste 2000
Baltimore, MD
21211
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |