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March 18, 2021 – March is Brain Injury Awareness Month and our ABI (Acquired Brain Injury) Day Program fellas were featured on News12 yesterday, showing off their UnBored Board Game, COVID Edition. Check it out!
Jane Davis, CEO, Ability Beyond The number of U.S. businesses that are making it a corporate priority to hire people with disabilities is on the rise … and for good reason. Savvy businesses keenly understand that recruiting highly trained and… Continue Reading Four Reasons Why Employing People with Disabilities Should be Part of Your Hiring Plan
Watch this important news interview with Jane Davis, CEO as she talks about COVID-19 impact on group homes and the measures Ability Beyond is taking to keep people safe. Click Here to Hear Jane Davis on News Channel 8 (best… Continue Reading News Channel 8 Interview with Jane Davis
“Our job is to help people figure out what they want to do — what resonates with them, what their skills are, what skills they need to brush up on — and help them get settled with the job of… Continue Reading Employment rising for those with disabilities — but funding a challenge
Music may soothe the soul, but a group of traumatic brain injury survivors are tuned into its healing powers for the mind in their brand new CD. “Joint Venture” was composed by The Get Around Crew, who came together at… Continue Reading Ability Beyond has their very own stars in the making – The Get Around Crew!
Jack Higgins’ silent high school graduation became an example of kindness and compassion when, earlier this year, the young man with Autism was able to walk across the stage of his high school graduation ceremony thanks to his classmates’ complete… Continue Reading Silent Diploma Acceptance for Autistic Student Goes Viral
Tucked away on Route 1 in Guilford is one of Connecticut’s hidden gems. Roses for Autism is many things; it’s a farm, a florist, a career training program, a sensory garden, and most importantly, a true community resource for individuals… Continue Reading Roses for Autism Grows Roses Careers & Love
When Amie Giordano started her job at Tier ONE Machining, she was too timid to ask her supervisor for help or more supplies if she ran out of work to do. But Giordano, a 40-year-old with a developmental disability, has… Continue Reading Ability Beyond Featured in the NewsTimes
