therightfit

01/30/2026

therightfitllc is CLOSED Friday, January 30, 2026, in solidarity with the nationwide shutdown. Stand for human rights and to oppose violence carried out by Immigration Customs Enforcement.

May we choose courage over silence, compassion over cruelty💗

Mirabai Labensart, M.A. ECSE
therightfitllc, CEO & Founder

01/30/2026

therightfit will be closed on Friday, January 30, 2026, in solidarity with the nationwide shutdown. I am taking this time to stand for human rights and to oppose violence carried out by Immigration Customs Enforcement. May we choose courage over silence, compassion over cruelty.

Mirabai Labensart, M.A. ECSE
Developmental Specialist
therightfitllc, CEO and Founder

therightfit provides comprehensive developmental assessments, early intervention and educational advocacy services

01/03/2026

05/13/2025

04/25/2025

We are alarmed by recent rhetoric by the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who publicly described autism as a “chronic disease,” or “epidemic” and stated that children with autism will “never hold a job… never write a poem…never go out on a date.” Such language fosters stigma and misinformation. Furthermore, proposals to cut vital programs like Medicaid, education, and community services threaten the supports that enable Californians with autism to thrive.

Read The Arc of California's official statement:
https://thearcca.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Press-Release_The-Arc-of-California-Responds-to-RFK-Comments-on-Autism_FINAL.pdf

04/24/2025

04/18/2025

Forty years ago, the California Supreme Court upheld the Lanterman Act entitlement—a landmark decision affirming the rights of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live fulfilling lives in their communities. To commemorate this anniversary, ARCA Executive Director Amy Westling and Assemblymember Jeff Gonzalez co-authored an op-ed in The Press-Enterprise highlighting why this decision and ACR 55 still matter today. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3EzQYqG

04/18/2025

04/13/2025

Congress is considering a variety of federal policy changes that could significantly impact the Medicaid program, including potential cuts to federal funding. Medicaid helps fund critical regional center services, which support programs such as supported living, supported employment, day services, respite care, and many more. Consider setting up a meeting with your local representative to share your concerns: https://bit.ly/findcongressmember

04/04/2025

🚨 Protect Medicaid!
Many are concerned about its future, and it's crucial to take action. Let’s unite our voices and contact the U.S. Senate.
Share this link and encourage your network to make a call today!

🔗https://go.caringacross.org/a/call-congress-no-medicaid-cuts-budget?utm_campaign=protectmedicaid&utm_source=toolkit&utm_medium=partner&sourceid=1080881



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03/29/2025

The Justice Department has removed ADA compliance guidelines, citing a Trump executive order. Advocates warn this rollback weakens protections for disabled people in public spaces, workplaces, and healthcare, making it harder to enforce accessibility. While the agency claims these changes reduce red tape, disability organizations say the guidance remains essential. Read more here: https://buff.ly/HQs0ptE

ADA Watch is committing to fighting initiatives that erode accessibility and weaken disability rights protections. Stay informed and take action—sign up for our newsletter here: https://buff.ly/L3LydgL

03/25/2025