On September 23, Governor Brian Kemp officially appointed and swore in new council members for the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities. The council is responsible for helping individuals with disabilities in Georgia receive the support and resources they need to lead fulfilling lives.
The swearing-in ceremony took place at the State Capitol, where Governor Kemp administered the oath of office to the new council members. These members will serve on the council for a specified term and will work to address the various challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in the state.
The council’s mission is to advocate for the rights and needs of individuals with disabilities, promote inclusion and accessibility, and work towards creating a more inclusive society for all. The council is also responsible for developing and implementing policies and programs that support individuals with disabilities and their families.
Governor Kemp expressed his confidence in the new council members and highlighted the importance of their work in advocating for individuals with disabilities. He emphasized the need for equal opportunities and access to resources for individuals with disabilities, stating that everyone deserves the chance to reach their full potential.
The Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities plays a crucial role in advancing the rights and independence of individuals with disabilities in the state. The new council members will bring their expertise and dedication to the council, working towards creating a more inclusive and accessible society for all individuals with disabilities in Georgia.
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