Metro East Sun

The Murray Parents Association recently visited Springfield to advocate for services for individuals with developmental disabilities. During their trip, the MPA engaged with legislators to discuss the importance of state-operated developmental centers, specifically focusing on the Warren G. Murray Center.

In a statement, an undisclosed source expressed gratitude, saying, "Thank you to the Murray Parents Association for your impact on the lives of Illinoisans with developmental disabilities." The association's dedication to supporting this community was evident throughout their discussions with lawmakers.

For those interested in learning more about the Murray Parents Association and their initiatives, they can follow the organization on Facebook. By staying connected, individuals can stay informed about the work being done to improve services for individuals with developmental disabilities. The source emphasized, "To connect with the Murray Parents Association and see all that they do, follow them on Facebook here."

Additionally, the MPA is actively seeking support for their cause. An advocate urged, "If you’re looking for ways to support those with developmental disabilities, sign my petition opposing HB793 here." This call to action underscores the association's commitment to advocating for the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities.

The Murray Parents Association's visit to Springfield served as a platform to raise awareness and promote dialogue surrounding developmental disability services. Their efforts reflect a dedicated approach to driving positive change for individuals in need of support.