In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, a new local service is being touted that provides mental health and other important resources to help keep low-level offenders out of the criminal justice system.
For the past 7 years, Greg Schneider has been building wheelchair ramps for veterans in 31 states. He wants more.
The new, free monthly program utilizes special all-terrain wheelchairs, called “Rosies,” to get those with disabilities out on the trails in Mt. Airy Forest.
Keuffer knew his small agency could not hope to meet so many significant human needs on its own. Keuffer is the only full-time staffer, and there are only six part-time staffers. “Our name is community resource center. So we began to act like one and looked for partners who could meet those needs.”
During the month of May, join the Learning Grove community as we work to become more active after a long winter.
The Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival, organized by LADD and the nation’s first diversity film festival led by the disability community, unveiled its 2021 theme during its recent virtual event. The theme, “A New Lens on Life,” is a nod to the transformation many…
Early reading and school readiness are critical to academic success and long-term financial stability.
157 years ago, a six-year-old little girl named Lilly Jones became the first child to receive shelter from us.
