Florida Institutional Legal Services Project Clay Williams / April 16, 2025 Florida Institutional Legal Services Project Read More »
Legal advocacy for developmentally disabled foster youth: early detection & delivery of services specific to disability; school legislative & ADP eligibility advocacy; appeals, cost plan disputes. Clay Williams / April 16, 2025 Legal advocacy for developmentally disabled foster youth: early detection & delivery of services specific to disability; school legislative & ADP eligibility advocacy; appeals, cost plan disputes. Read More »
Bank of America Foreclosure Prevention Legal Assistance Grants (one-year grants) Clay Williams / April 16, 2025 Bank of America Foreclosure Prevention Legal Assistance Grants (one-year grants) Read More »
CLRP continues to be a comprehensive children’s advocacy project that provides a systematized coordinated approach to advocating, monitoring, overseeing and collaborating on the needs of children. Clay Williams / April 16, 2025 CLRP continues to be a comprehensive children’s advocacy project that provides a systematized coordinated approach to advocating, monitoring, overseeing and collaborating on the needs of children. Read More »
Antoinette Pollard’s project will provide direct and co-representation of foster children with unmet health-care needs and establish relationships with agencies and managed care organizations to resolve problems resulting from the transition to managed care under Medicaid, which has created confusion for Florida’s foster children, including unexpected changes in benefits, denial of care, loss of providers, and out of pocket payments for critical treatment. Children’s attorneys often lack knowledge of the complex Medicaid system and need support to protect their clients’ rights. Children without attorneys have an even greater need for help. Specialized legal representation is required to protect the rights of this vulnerable population to receive the care to which they are entitled and on which they depend. Clay Williams / April 16, 2025 Antoinette Pollard’s project will provide direct and co-representation of foster children with unmet health-care needs and establish relationships with agencies and managed care organizations to resolve problems resulting from the transition to managed care under Medicaid, which has created confusion for Florida’s foster children, including unexpected changes in benefits, denial of care, loss of providers, and out of pocket payments for critical treatment. Children’s attorneys often lack knowledge of the complex Medicaid system and need support to protect their clients’ rights. Children without attorneys have an even greater need for help. Specialized legal representation is required to protect the rights of this vulnerable population to receive the care to which they are entitled and on which they depend. Read More »
Migrant Farmworker Justice Project Clay Williams / April 16, 2025 Migrant Farmworker Justice Project Read More »