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Summary
The bill amends the law to require community rehabilitation programs that serve blind or visually impaired Floridians to meet specific nonprofit, accreditation, staffing and service standards before they can sign cooperative agreements with the Division of Blind Services. It also lets the division temporarily waive some requirements, allows agreements with private vendors when needed, and establishes funding and coordination rules. The measure aimed to expand high‑quality services while using more federal funding, but it died in committee.
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