Explain the concept of cumulative risks

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Question: Discuss the challenges faced by families in poverty who also have a family member with a disability. Explain the concept of cumulative risks as outlined in Chapter 6 of Hanson & Lynch, Understanding Families.

How can you, as a service provider or program leader, help a family locate resources? What resources are currently available?

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