We can probably all agree that 2020 has been a doozy. From virtual learning to job loss to loneliness, this year has brought unexpected consequences. However tough the situation and circumstances, we remain committed to supporting our families the best way we can. One of our families, the Tinkers, has had an especially tough year. […]
Wondering what happened with the election? What passed and how will it affect you? You’re not alone. At DP, we have worked to create a comprehensive Election Recap guide summarizing what has passed, how it will affect you and where you can go to find out more. Download it below! We will know more about
Playgrounds are a pivotal place for children to develop social, physical, emotional and cognitive skills. They’re also a place where kids can get out some energy – a win for both them and their parents. As many of our parents know, it’s tough to find an inclusive playground that meets their kid’s adaptive needs. We
First Inclusive Playground for Children of All Needs in Denver-Aurora Area Read More »
KNOW YOUR OPTIONS TO CAST YOUR VOTE Written by Kim Tenure, Associate Director of I/DD Policy In Colorado, there are different ways that you can vote, so it is important to make a plan. Elections are conducted by your county, so there may be some small differences depending on which county you vote in. Watch this short video that provides a step-by-step guide on casting your vote: As discussed in the
Helpful Resources to Navigate Voting Written by Kim Tenure, Associate Director of I/DD Policy There are many Federal and State laws that protect your rights to vote. The United States divides power between different levels of government; this system is called federalism. One impact of federalism is that states can make laws addressing the specific needs and concerns of their residents. Consequently, elections
Exercise Your Rights! Read More »
Learn what’s on the Ballot Written by Kim Tenure, Associate Director of I/DD Policy Do you feel like you don’t know enough about the issues in our state to vote? You’re one of many, if so. There may be other obstacles to voting depending on who you are; we’ll talk more about those in a future blog post. For now, we at Developmental Pathways want to empower
Ballot Guide: what to know before you vote Read More »
Written by Kim Tenure, Associate Director of I/DD Policy In case you haven’t noticed, the election season is in full swing. This year, Developmental Pathways wants to encourage our entire community to register and vote! Over the next few weeks leading up to the election, we’ll be sharing resources to help you get registered to
Voting Season 2020 Read More »
At Developmental Pathways, each team has adapted a bit differently to continue serving people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities during the global COVID-19 pandemic. This week, we’re spotlighting our Community Outreach department’s response to the new COVID working conditions. Community Outreach’s “new normal” entails several online check-in chats throughout the week, both in small groups and with the whole department.
DP Teams Adapt to COVID: Community Outreach Read More »
Here at Developmental Pathways, each team has adapted a bit differently to continue serving people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities during the global COVID-19 pandemic. This week, we’re spotlighting our Early Intervention department’s response to the new COVID working conditions. Before remote working, connecting through online video conferencing was sometimes scary and a little intimidating. However, in the
DP Teams Adapt to COVID: Early Intervention Read More »
One truth that’s come of working in COVID times: we all get a little more creative. From professional sports to human services, ways of doing business have changed to accommodate the new reality we find ourselves in. Here at Developmental Pathways, each team has adapted a bit differently to continue serving people living with intellectual
DP Teams Adapt to COVID: Case Management / Program Quality Read More »
