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As thousands of South Florida students prepare to return to the classroom, families raising children and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities are looking for resources and support to help them navigate the new school year and plan for the future.Alliance Community Employment Services (ACES) is bringing families, educators, disability advocates, employers, healthcare professionals and community organizations together for its Leaders with a Destiny Summit on Saturday, Aug. 8, at Miami Dade College North Campus.The free community event is designed to give families access to information and resources focused on education, empowerment, inclusion, workforce readiness and long-term independence for youth with disabilities.The summit will feature a leadership panel with community leaders and advocates, along with educational breakout sessions for parents and caregivers.Families will also have the opportunity to connect with organizations and service providers at a co
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