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COVID-19 Impact on the Disability Community
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Special Olympics Enlisting Able-Bodied Youth to Reduce Bias
I can confirm there was at least one place in America this weekend where no one was thinking about the lagging economy or the Gulf oil spill, or anything else on our current list of national headaches. And there’s a READ MORE
50 years after first games, Special Olympics aims for ‘inclusion revolution’
Amid the tumult of the summer of 1968 came an event the likes of which the world had never seen: an Olympics for children with intellectual disabilities. At that first Special Olympics, founded by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, about 1,000 competitors READ MORE
First Washington Lobbyist with Down’s Syndrome
‘A Night to Shine’ Gives those with Special Needs a Prom Night
By: Haley Hughey Posted: Feb 09, 2018 08:50 PM CST Updated: Feb 10, 2018 10:42 AM CST FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA) – Thousands of men and women across the country and right here in Arkansas were crowned king and queen tonight. A Night to READ MORE
Meet the first Gerber baby with Down syndrome; his name is Lucas!
The 2018 Gerber baby is Lucas Warren, a 1-year-old from Dalton, Georgia who is the first child with Down syndrome to be named a Gerber baby since the contest’s start in 2010. “He’s very outgoing and never meets a stranger,” Lucas’s mom, Cortney, told TODAY READ MORE
Monday January 15 | Offices Closed
We will be closing Monday, January 15 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We will back in the office on Tuesday, January 16.
Employee of the Month | January 2018
Duane is a great employee. Always going above and beyond for the people we serve. He really cares about the work he does and he cares about the people we serve. He exemplifies taking care of those in your care.
Employee of the Month | December
