Potential Made Possible
4710 Timber Trail Drive
Middletown, Ohio 45044
The 2019 Summer Pediatric Therapy Program is ready for distribution. The program features group and individual therapy activities for people with differing developmental abilities, ages 3 through 25. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 513-423-9496 for more information. You may access the program of activities at: 2019_Summer_Programs_Pediatric_Therapies.pdf.
Abilities First Vice President of Marketing and Development Debbie Barber Alberico presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Vice President, U.S. Bank, Rick Lux, on behalf of the local US Bank employees, for supporting the gift initiative for a client family of Abilities First. According to Abilities First Family Advocate / Social Worker and gift initiative organizer Norm Cosby, the family of five was "blown away" by the kindness and generosity of the bank employees.
Abilities First President Robin Usalis took a turn ringing bells with fellow representatives of the Middletown Rotary at a local store during the recent holiday season.
Hopewell resident Jimmy has been asking for a pet iguana in a cage. He was very happy with the gift that DSP Debbie Walters brought him. Shhhhh... It’s plastic.
The folks at Abilities First Independence Center experienced some excitement today as the neighboring building at 1001 Grove Street was removed. Hope House Mission is constructing a new multi-million dollar facility to serve as a men's facility. According to Hope House Board President Carla Messer, safety is their priority. "Relationships with local law enforcement ensures that police will be driving by the facility regularly to keep would-be dealers away from the property, she said.” Empty buildings breed illicit activities and replacing the deteriorating building with a new facility designed to transform lives should add stability to the neighborhood," she added. Thanks to Abilities First for allowing the transfer of property ownership to the Hope House Mission.
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From birth through life, Abilities First of Middletown and Franklin, Ohio provides a broad array of individual and group programs for children and adults with disabilities.
Potential is Made Possible through our coordinated services - Autism Learning Center, Free Therapy Screenings, Pediatric Therapies, and Integrated Early Childhood Learning.
Adult independent living skills are an important aspect of creating a fulfilling life. Our residential and adult day programs provide a place of security, acceptance and a sense of belonging.
We need YOU to help support local children and adults with disabilities. Donate to our mission, volunteer at one of our locations or special events, advocate for people with disabilities.
