Potential Made Possible
4710 Timber Trail Drive
Middletown, Ohio 45044
Early Childhood Learning Center families celebrated Father's Day with Donuts with Dad.
The Kids Connect group visited the Middletown Arts Center last week and are now ready to add their contributions to Middletown ROCKS. This painted rock phenomenon is spreading through our community and is part of a nationwide effort to spread happiness.
The group painted the rocks last week and they will hide them the week of June 18th. They will be hidden where they can be found, but in places that you will not expect. 
According to the “rules”, when you find a rock, you should post a photo of your rock on the @MiddletownRocks Facebook page. Once you have done this, you can re-hide the rock.
Thanks to Shaboom's Inc. for the wonderful End of Summer Party they sponsored for the Abilities First Autism Learning Center, recently. The food, games, volunteer helpers, family and fun were amazing! Shabooms Inc. is a nonprofit organization that raises money for college scholarships in recognition Sgt. Jimmy Robinson who was killed in Afghanistan in 2010.
The summer fun has begun with the Wednesday night Kids Connect social skills group. This week they visited the Middletown Arts Center and had a wonderful time. The group was able to see some pieces that will be included in the upcoming Annual Student Exhibition. They also spent time in the studio. One of their favorite activities was creating art work called Zentangled.
Abilities First President Robin Usalis accepts a donation of $2,048.68 from Elks Lodge 257 represented by the Exalted Ruler Bill Russell.
Abilities First Development Department offers a number of ways you can support local children and adults with disabilities.
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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.
