Instructions for Developmental Disabilities Supports Division (Ddsd) Regional Office Request for Assistance (Rora) - New Mexico

Developmental Disabilities Supports Division (Ddsd) Regional Office Request for Assistance (Rora) - New Mexico

This document was released by New Mexico Department of Health and contains official instructions for Developmental Disabilities Supports Division (Ddsd) Regional Office Request for Assistance (Rora) . The up-to-date fillable form is available for download through this link.

FAQ

Q: What is the Developmental Disabilities Supports Division (DDSD)?A: The DDSD is a division in New Mexico that provides supports and services for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Q: What is the purpose of the Regional Office Request for Assistance (RORA)?A: The RORA is a process for individuals, families, and other stakeholders to request assistance from the DDSD Regional Office.

Q: Who can submit a request for assistance through RORA?A: Anyone, including individuals with developmental disabilities, their families, or other stakeholders, can submit a request for assistance through RORA.

Q: What types of assistance can be requested through RORA?A: Assistance can be requested for various needs, such as accessing services, navigating the system, or resolving issues related to developmental disabilities.

Q: Is there a deadline for submitting a request through RORA?A: There is no specific deadline for submitting a request through RORA. Requests can be submitted at any time.

Q: What happens after I submit a request through RORA?A: After submitting a request, an intake specialist will review the information and determine the appropriate next steps, which may include further assessment or referral to other resources.

Q: Is there a cost for requesting assistance through RORA?A: No, there is no cost for requesting assistance through RORA. It is a free service provided by the DDSD.

Q: Can I request assistance through RORA for someone other than myself?A: Yes, you can request assistance through RORA on behalf of someone else, such as a family member or individual with a developmental disability.

Q: Are the services provided through RORA available only in New Mexico?A: Yes, the services provided through RORA are specific to the state of New Mexico and the DDSD Regional Office.