New Jersey Disabilities COVID-19 Action Committee wants the existing state ombudsman office to expand its role
"If we are going to say that we are going to protect some people with disabilities, then we should protect all people with disabilities," said Javier Robles, chair of the New Jersey Disabilities COVID-19 Action Committee (DAC).
The DAC wants the existing state ombudsman office to expand its role. Change the name of the relatively new and tiny office so the man who runs it can advocate for everyone with a disability. After all, the devil is in the details, Robles said.
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