New Lower Shore Autism Community asks delegation for services, diagnostics and training
Leaders of a recently incorporated group told the Eastern Shore delegation they face long waits for diagnosis and therapy and want more local training, services and partnerships with schools and agencies.
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Barry Johansen, founder and immediate past president of Lower Shore Autism Community, and Clay Belgy, the group’s current president, told the Eastern Shore delegation on Feb. 21 that families on Maryland’s Lower Shore face long waits for diagnosis, scarce therapy slots and limited local supports.
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