
A Day in the Life of a DSP Worker
As a Direct Support Professional, I am more than staff. In many ways, I serve as a listener, a cheerleader, a counselor, a friend, a confidant, resource guide, and more.
As a Direct Support Professional, I am more than staff. In many ways, I serve as a listener, a cheerleader, a counselor, a friend, a confidant, resource guide, and more.
Date: Sunday mornings at the Rosenbloom Owings Mills JCC. This free weekly group for anyone aged 16+ who has developmental disabilities is a chance to hang out with friends and do fun activities like sports, crafts, cooking, nature, and more!
Date: Thursdays @ 7:00 pm, Weinberg Park Heights JCC. A weekly social club for adults who have diagnosed disabilities. Spend time hanging out with friends and doing fun activities like games, movies, and more.
By Lamont Washington
Discover the top 4 tips for adults with disabilities searching for a job.
By Jamie Leboe
Mondays at 5:00 pm, join us for a cooking class that is designed to promote learning and life readiness skills for individuals with varying abilities.
By Andrea Fenwick
When you’re looking for a job, one of the things most people worry about is saying the wrong thing during an interview. For people with disabilities, it’s even more of a concern wondering what, if anything, they should disclose.
We often view changes due to COVID as a challenge we had to overcome or adapt to, but for some, this was an opportunity.
By Beth Hecht, LCSW-C
We are blessed to have found a program which specializes in working with adults with Autism to make the HUGE move for my son Dan a reality.
By Jamie Leboe
Now with a service called Discovery, individuals who have diagnosed developmental disabilities and receive DDA funding can do just that, discover what their interests and abilities are and how they align with a great job.
By Jamie Leboe
If you have a child with a diagnosed disability, there are ways to make their transition out of the school system and into the world of work a bit easier.