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April 3, 2013
by: Client Contributor
Tyrone’s Independence
Another great client perspective, this week from Tyrone, who is an employee of the Organizational Workshop! Tyrone wrote a piece inspired by Independence and what it means to him. To me, the term “independence” means being my own guardian. […]
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March 26, 2013
by: Renee Canfield
Charlie’s Story of Independence
Charles, fondly called, Charlie, has a gentle smile. He will quickly draw you in to conversation about his job, family and his wall of pictures in his room. It holds memories of co-workers, roommates and family members, all very dear […]
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March 21, 2013
by: Client Contributor
Math, Independence and Lemonade
This week’s post was submitted by UCP client employee, Tim Sokol, a participant in both the Organizational Employment and Residential Services Programs. As I was planning posts for National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, I happened to have a conversation with […]
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March 15, 2013
by: Renee Canfield
What Can One Person Do?
The best advocate for individuals with disabilities is the one who speaks up. Each one of us, sharing our stories, relaying our passion and taking action on our beliefs. There is a great deal you can do to raise awareness […]
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March 7, 2013
by: Renee Canfield
The “Special Needs Kid”
In 1987 President Ronald Regan signed a Presidential Proclamation declaring the month of March National Developmental Disabilities Awareness. The proclamation urged all Americans to encourage and promote opportunities to help individuals with developmental disabilities lead productive lives achieving full potential. […]
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