Category: News
Support Recovery in September
September is National Recovery Month, a time to celebrate the more than 20 million Americans who have sought help for substance use disorder (SUD). »
Welcome Home to Alafia
Affordable, brand-new studio and one-bedroom apartments designed specifically to support people with intellectual/developmental disabilities. »
A Veteran’s Path to Whole Health
When Michael, a decorated U.S. Marine Corps veteran, returned home from his second tour in Iraq, he had no job and no support system. Thanks to his own… »
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Suicide can touch anyone, anywhere, and at any time. This month carries a simple, potentially life-saving message: suicide is preventable. »
Honoring DSPs on Direct Support Professional Recognition Week
DSPs are a lifeline to people with intellectual/developmental disabilities. They help people with essential daily functions, medication administration, nutrition recommendations, domestic chores, and more. »
National Hunger Action Month
Hunger Action Month unites millions to raise awareness and provide nutritious food to neighbors facing hunger. Together, we all make a difference. »
Back-to-School Supplies Drive
Help us set students up for success and make this school year the best one yet! »
July Is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
Members of the BIPOC communities and other minority groups often face disproportionate inequities in care, support, or mental health services in this country. Read on for more information… »
The Neurodiversity Movement: Promoting Acceptance and Understanding
We recognize that dismantling stigma requires collective effort. By challenging misconceptions and fostering empathy, we can break down barriers and create a society where people with intellectual/developmental disabilities… »
July is Disability Pride Month
Disability Pride Month is celebrated every July and is an opportunity to honor the history, achievements, experiences, and struggles of the disability community. »
A Veteran for Veterans and the Power of Uplifting Diverse Voices
"When our services reflect the diversity of the people we serve, we foster a more equitable environment where every veteran can receive the support they truly deserve." »
Commemorating PTSD Awareness Month
PTSD is not always obvious. And despite its invisibility, there are many misconceptions and fears about the condition, particularly for veterans. »