Developmental Disabilities Archives - Page 16 of 17

Happy Direct Support Professionals Recognition Week!

Happy Direct Support Professionals Recognition week! We would like to recognize and thank all of our direct care staff.

FREE Living Well Workshop

Join us for a FREE six-week workshop designed for clients and caregivers – on health, wellness, and living well.

Program Spotlight: Customized Employment

This month we spotlight our Developmental Disabilities Customized Employment Program which provides vocational training and employment services to our developmental disabilities clients.

David Hodges Celebrates 30th Employment Anniversary

Our developmental disabilities client David Hodges celebrated his 30 year anniversary at The Outer Office this month, where he started working in May 1988 as a clerk.

New Program: Student Career Choices

Humanim’s Student Career Choices program utilizes both a classroom and contextual training model to equip high school students who possess a wide range of disabilities and learning styles, with the skills, knowledge and experience necessary to prepare for competitive, integrated employment.

Congrats to our Howard County SOS & WE STEP Graduates!

It’s graduation season at Humanim. Big congrats to our Howard County Start on Success and WE STEP graduates!

Now Hiring at Humanim!

We are currently seeking Rehabilitation Counselors for various person-centered focused DDA funded programs to teach rehabilitation skills, personal enrichment classes and provide community integration opportunities to adults with developmental disabilities.

Event: Estate Planning for Those With Special Needs

As part of Children’s Mental Health Week, our youth services program Healthy Transitions in partnership with McDonald Law Firm, LLC – will be holding an Estate Planning Workshop and Overview for people caring for those with special needs.

Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month: See Me for Me

March is Developmental Disabilities Month. Please join us in creating awareness about developmental disabilities and the importance of inclusion in every aspect of life!