Partner with DRP
For providers, organizations, researchers, funders, policy leaders, and community groups exploring collaboration, referral pathways, or shared work on disability systems.
Get Involved
Work alongside DRP.
DRP is small and deliberate. Add what you are seeing to the work, or start a direct conversation.
Participate in the work
What are you here to contribute? Choose the path that fits. Contributions are identifier-free — no names, dates of birth, Medicaid IDs, case numbers, school IDs, exact addresses, or medical record numbers.
Contribute to the Impact
Share a system gap or barrier: where an identified need, expected system response, and actual access diverged.
Share what you're seeingMake Your Voice Heard
Use the free Advocacy Action Center to reach the right officials and document the response.
Open the Advocacy Action CenterJoin Policy Discussions
Recommend a rule, process, pathway, or accountability change.
Share a policy ideaResearch or survey participation
A topic worth studying, or interest in taking part.
Join the researchCommunity issue or emerging concern
Something showing up across households, programs, or regions.
Report a community issueProfessional or partnership input
Offer expertise, organization type, and what you want to contribute.
Share professional inputDirect conversation
Choose a time for a general, partnership, or collaboration conversation.
View available times
Partner, contribute, or support
Contribute expertise
For disabled people, family caregivers, advocates, clinicians, educators, technologists, researchers, and other professionals who want to contribute perspective or skills to what DRP is building.
Support and follow the work
DRP does not take donations today. You can follow the work, share it with people who need it, or start a conversation about what support would actually be useful.
Contacting DRP does not create a client, professional, legal, or medical relationship. Please do not send records, diagnoses, case numbers, or other sensitive details by email.
A short note works best: who you are, what you work on or care about, and what you are hoping DRP might do together with you. DRP reads every message and responds as capacity allows.