Connect with Us on Facebook: Stay Informed and Engaged

Why Follow Us on Facebook?

Our Facebook page is a dynamic hub where you can find the latest updates, resources, and community stories related to the health and care of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Here’s what you can expect when you follow us:

1. Latest News and Updates:

Stay informed about our latest initiatives, events, and training programs. We regularly post updates to keep you in the loop about what’s happening at Milestone HCQU West.

2. Educational Resources:

We regularly share valuable resources and tips to help caregivers and healthcare providers better support individuals with IDD. From informative articles to helpful videos, our Facebook page is a treasure trove of information.

3. Community Engagement:

Join a community of dedicated advocates, caregivers, healthcare providers, and self-advocates! Our Facebook page is a place where you can learn, connect with others, share your experiences, and find support.

Join the Conversation

We would love you to engage with our posts by liking, commenting, and sharing. Your participation helps us reach a wider audience and spread awareness about the importance of quality care, and the challenges faced by people with IDD and Autism.

When you engage with us on social media, it also helps us understand who you are and what kind of content is important to you, so we can continue to provide you with useful, helpful information!

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Stay Connected

Follow us on Facebook and you’ll have access to a wealth of information and support. Whether you’re a caregiver, healthcare provider, or self-advocate, our page is designed to keep you informed and connected.

Thank you for being a part of the Milestone HCQU West community. We look forward to connecting with you on Facebook and continuing our journey together to enhance the quality of healthcare services for individuals with IDD.