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What is Disability Pride Month?

What is Disability Pride Month? Well, devoted reader, we are so glad you asked. Every July, Disability Pride Month commemorates the passing of

Lawrence “Larry” Rosen: The Ultimate Gift

Newsletter - UA in the News

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Lawrence “Larry” Rosen: The Ultimate Gift

For more than ten years, United Ability received a recurring monthly donation from Larry Rosen, of blessed memory. These gifts came quietly yet packed

Ability Clinic - Adult Day Program at Dr. E's Place - Early Intervention - Hand in Hand Early Learning - Newsletter

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Dr. E’s Legacy Lives On

His nomination written by Lynn Roebuck, SLP, United Ability I have had the fortune of being employed by United Ability for over 20 years as a speech-l

Ability Clinic - Newsletter - Outpatient Therapy

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Chase Has A Bright Future

We commonly ask children, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” We get excited answers about being firefighters, teachers, construction wor

Employment Services - Newsletter - Transition Services

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Matthew found his dream job through the Employment Services Program

For those that know Matthew, it is apparent that he is a delightful, hilarious, hard-working young man with an infectious personality and a career he

Newsletter

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Your Menu for Journey of Hope “at home”

Newsletter

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ABILITY MATTERS

We are pleased to present our first edition of ABILITY MATTERS. Inside you will find three inspiring and heart-warming stories of lives that have been

Ability Clinic - Newsletter

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The Zach Woolley Christmas Ornament

“The ornament’s message is about the inclusion of children with disabilities. I hope every family will be proud to hang this ornament on their Chr

Ability Clinic - Adult Day Program at Dr. E's Place - Newsletter

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How the Comfort of the Others Became my Passion

When I was in Occupational Therapy school, I was not particularly interested in seating and positioning for wheelchairs. However, it became personal t

Early Intervention - Hand in Hand Early Learning - Newsletter

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