Each October, the country observes National Disability Employment Awareness Month. This year's theme, "Celebrating Value and Talent," carries over from last year and ties into the country's 250th birthday. Work is only one part of a complete life. For adults with disabilities, inclusion means having the same chance as anyone else to take part in every area of life. Independent living means having voice, choice, and control over everyday life. Here is what that looks like, and

Plenty of people look forward to Halloween, and that does not change with age or disability. Your loved one can enjoy the costumes and decorations when the celebration fits their abilities and comfort. This guide shares accessible Halloween activities that are comfortable, safe, and easy to adapt. You will find Halloween activities for seniors along with ideas that work for adults with different abilities, so you can pick what fits your family. Why Inclusive Holiday Participa

Closure Notice! We will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2026, in honor of Labor Day. 6 Tips for Better Sleep in Seniors and Adults with Disabilities Small, steady changes can make a real difference, even when a full night's rest has felt out of reach for a while. Below are six practical, evidence-based tips for better sleep covering routines, the bedroom environment, and everyday habits you can start using tonight. Join Us In Ste. Genevieve! Open House! Thursday,