MFD visits Abilities First

Thanks to the AK Steel Foundation, The Community Foundation of West Chester / Liberty, and Huenfeld Trust Fund, Music Therapy is alive and well at Abilities First.
Kids will see a music therapist from Melodic Connections for approximately one hour per week throughout the school year. The music therapist will train the teachers to embed music therapy into their classroom instruction.

Thanks to Middletown City School District Superintendent Marlon Styles, for visiting Abilities First and learning about the comprehensive services we offer the community.

Several parents attended the Parent Cafe at Abilities First Tuesday, September 26th. Parent Cafés are for sharing, learning and socializing with other parents — in a space that appreciates all that parents have to offer and all that they need. Parent Cafés also provide parents with an opportunity to make friends, share parenting stories, learn about parenting resources and find solutions to issues they face as parents. "Parents were thrilled with the information they were able to share," said Krissy Reeves, Cafe coordinator. "Thanks to the Abilities First ECLC staff for volunteering their personal time to provide child care during the Cafe, and thanks the the many parents for attending," she added.