Potential Made Possible
4710 Timber Trail Drive
Middletown, Ohio 45044
Happy Holidays to all! Abilities First celebrated with a Christmas breakfast this morning. All employees received a gift card from Meijer’s, a branded polo shirt, a choice of candy and a filling breakfast. Secret Santa gifts were also exchanged.
Debbie Riley and her exercise group elves cheered up the Abilities First gym, last evening, wrapping gifts for Doty House and Hopewell residents. Thank you ladies!
Congratulations to second grade Autism Learning Center Student James, who found the Middletown Police's Christmas ornament on the Christmas tree at Abilities First. A great big "THANK YOU" goes out to MPD Ohio Det. Jason Wargo, for stopping by to get a picture with James. #25daysofmpdchristmas You can support all of meaningful programs for children and adults with developmental disabilities by making a tax-free charitable donation at: https://gifts.abilitiesfirst.org/give/204728/… or click on the button below.
Representatives from the State Treasurer of Ohio's office and the National Council on Disability recently visited the Abilities First Timber Trail facility. "I just love the work you do here," said State Treasurer of Ohio Deputy Chief of Staff Eric Ochmanek.
The National Council on Disabilities, (https://ncd.gov), is an independent federal agency charged with advising the President, Congress, and other federal agencies regarding policies, programs, practices, and procedures that affect people with disabilities. NCD's mission is to be a trusted advisor, in collaboration with people with disabilities to: the President; Congress; Federal entities; State, tribal communities, and local governments; and, other entities and organizations.
Pictured from left: State Treasurer of Ohio official Nick Hancart, Abilities First Vice President of Marketing and Development Debbie Alberico, NCD Attorney Advisor Amy Nicolas, and State Treasurer of Ohio Deputy Chief of Staff Eric Ochmanek.
You can support all of meaningful programs for children and adults with developmental disabilities by making a tax-free charitable donation to our 2018 #GivingTuesday Campaign.
THANK YOU! To The Knights of Columbus Holy Family Parish in Trenton and John Conn, for presenting a $160 donation to Abilities First President Robin Usalis, recently. “The contribution will be used to help fulfill the needs of the adults and children we serve,” he said.
Abilities First Development Department offers a number of ways you can support local children with disabilities.
Please contact Development Department at 513-423-9496 if you have any questions.
Please consider using the button to the right to
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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.
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.
