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Slipping Through the Cracks When Trying to Get Services



This resource explains what it means when people “fall through the cracks” in services and supports. It shows how systems can fail when no one takes responsibility, when services don’t work together, or when people cannot get the help they need.

The slides give real examples, like not getting enough support for housing, jobs, or healthcare, leaving school without a plan, or not being listened to by doctors or staff. They also explain how hard it can be when information is not shared in ways people understand, or when someone does not have support to help them navigate the system.

The resource also talks about how people can feel left out of their communities when supports are not accessible or when their needs are overlooked. Overall, this resource helps people understand the gaps in the system and encourages self-advocates to speak up so they can get the support, respect, and inclusion they deserve.

https://selfadvocacyinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/SARTAC9.18.25-Falling-Through-the-Cracks.pdf

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