High turnover limiting R.I. developmental disability support services

Jacquelyn Voghel

03/28/2022

SMALL STAFF: David Reiss, executive director for The Fogarty Center, a nonprofit that offers services for adults and children with developmental disabilities, speaks with Robyn Eannarino, administrative assistant. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO — DAVID REISS, executive director for The Fogarty Center, a nonprofit that offers services for adults and children with developmental disabilities, speaks with Robyn Eannarino, administrative assistant. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island lagged behind the other states in staff retention among developmental disability support workers in the first year of the pandemic, according to a recent report. Rhode Island had the third-highest turnover rate among 26 participating states in a National Core Indicators survey, which was included in the United Cerebral Palsy and…

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