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We implement the intent of the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act through advocacy by reducing the stigma connected to all disabilities. We thereby improve public health, the economy, and the effectiveness of the judicial system.
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ADA Advocate Responsibilities
The role of certified ADA advocates is to successfully implement federal mandates through unique training and skills that will smooth out the wrinkles in the system, bringing the strengths of the person with disabilities to the forefront. All give a little and, in the middle, there is great reward and protection for all parties. The key to unlocking justice and setting a positive path for humane courts of the future lies in the trained advocate who anticipates and prevents problems.
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