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Not the same as they used to be I know the staff they dontvre tg urn calls. The director knows me, she hadn't return calls in 2020 when I got sick and again re recently in the last 3 weeks as well Looking for service for myself,even after coming to the office couldn't get in and going to intake person. It dosent make you feel good as a disable person when you know legally you are mistreated

Why DOES THIS RIDICULOUS PLACE EXIST? Joke like most helpful organizations . How is possible this Jaqueiline ignorant” front desk” GHOST receives a paycheck? O ANY person . They Do NOTHING .

Called several times no one ever answered the phone and left message. No one EVER called me back.

Love working specifically with Luciene Parsley. She was very thorough in reviewing my issue and addressed it in a timely manner.

Hay mucha atención abogados exelentes dispuestos a ayudar eztoy contenta con la atención

I will be forever grateful to the MDLC and Nicole Joseph the attorney who helped my son and I deal with the Baltimore City School System. My son's needs were not being met within the mainstream school setting as a special needs child. Nicole went above and beyond to make sure he was receiving what he needs and being treated like every child should be, Thank You All!

I tried to seek help from this disgraceful organization. They made many promises to me on the phone about helping but then a few days later they sent me an e-mail that felt like I was being stabbed in the back. Then when I sent an e-mail (which I CCed the higher officials of DRM) calling them out on the aid they originally promised they sent a mailed letter that further felt like a slap in the face they even had the gall to include a complaint form that will go no where. If you choose to seek help from DRM just remember your not going to people that care to help those that are misfortuned and in need, you are going to a company that gets seven figure donation stipend that seemingly does little to nothing. If you choose to seek help from DRM I hope you have better luck than me.

This building is not handicapped friendly. To begin the building itself is not labeled as such. There are no signs to indicate that this building is Disability Rights. Second of all, the doors do not even stay open long enough to get in the door with a wheelchair. Third of all, in the entrance there are a couple of support beams right as you're coming in that are an obstruction and I banged right into it as I was backing in the door as the door hit my son's chair. Furthermore, after you go in the elevator and go into the second floor in the hallways there are these metal plates on the ground which are a nuisance to anyone who is frail in a wheelchair. I drove almost an hour for information that I was trying to get over the phone for a month. Because no one was available to answer my questions. These things should really be looked at because this is a service that is offerred to the group of the community that is already going through a lot they don't need the building that is set up to help them to be such a hassle. I edited my review *I also forgot to mention that for a building made people with disabilities one has to do an awful lot of walking and not to mention that it is on the second floor!!!