Advocacy Partnership
Homeward Bound has been present for many years at ARRM (our trade association) Day at the Capitol, the disability community’s day to rally and advocate for important issues, such as a COLA (a cost of living adjustment). It is an awe inspiring event, to be among a 1,000 advocates from all over the state, who care and support people with disabilities and want to see that the best services possible are provided to all! Several legislators have been invited and visited Homeward Bound homes. We will continue to reach out to our legislators, to share the critical services that Homeward Bound provides in our communities.
Join Homeward Bound on March 24 as we rally for sustainable funding, regulatory clarity, housing stability, workforce investment, and continued access to the services that empower individuals with disabilities to live full and independent lives.
For questions about attending with Homeward Bound, please contact Kristine Morin at kmorin@hbimn.org or (763) 746-4821.
MOHR 2026 Legislative Hand Out
ARRM 2026 Legislative Priorities
Contact Your Legislator
As new legislative sessions begin, continue to advance, and come to a close, there are always opportunities to get engaged with policymakers about the continued importance of funding Home and Community-Based Services for people with disabilities. We urge you to contact your legislators. Find out who represents you.
Please share with your legislator what a vital role Homeward Bound plays in the life of your loved one and why Home & Community-Based Services for people with disabilities are important to you.
- Explain how critical services make a real difference for people with disabilities.
- Describe the difficult and important work that caregivers and Direct Support Professionals do.
- Advise lawmakers on the impacts that funding cuts could have on quality and care access

Staff With Senator Ron Latz
Ways to contact legislators:
- Call, send an email, or write a letter
- Attend a town hall or candidate forum