The Dual Diagnosis Training Project, or "DD Training" Project began in 2021 as a research-based learning seeking to inform the State of Florida about the ways in which families, caregivers, and persons with I/DD look for, access, and utilize various supports and services. Since then, several years of piloting and additional research has built the foundation for this year's dual pilots: The Family Peer Support Learning Pilot and the Integrated Individual Service Planning Pilot. The aim for both program is to establish a large-scale deployment in Florida that will help families fill the void of cross-care team coordination and services, as well as provide a community-based mentorship that aligns with the needs of the individuals and their caretakers.
This initiative is sponsored by the United States Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Community Living and the Florida Developmental Disabilities Council, Inc.
The project runs from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027.
Please contact Dr. Kristin McGill (Project Manager) at DDTraining@thenadd.org to inquire about registration.
All participants will receive a copy of the training materials as part of the registration process. The finalized training curricula, project report, and executive summary will be submitted to the Council by September 30, 2027.
For questions about the project or for more information, please contact Dr. Kristin McGill (Project Manager) at DDTraining@thenadd.org, or Jeanne Farr (Project Director) at jfarr@thenadd.org.











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