On March 13th, The Hour featured Ability Beyond in an article on the front page. In addition to interviewing one of our members and his mother, the article discussed how Ability Beyond has expanded its space to a new facility… Continue Reading Ability Beyond Featured in Article in The Hour!
April 28th, 2018 at The Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury, CT. Get your tickets and sponsorships here!
Plainville, CT – With a generous $1,000 grant from the Farmington Bank Community Foundation, Ability Beyond will upgrade the graphic design and printing equipment at Printability, a company run by 17 young adults with disabilities who serve local vendors while… Continue Reading Farmington Bank Community Foundation invests in hands-on job training at Printability
Roses for Autism won “Best Roses of 2017” by Connecticut Magazine. This is the second year in a row that this award has been given to us, and we would like to thank our customers and supporters for the help.
Ability Beyond has received a $10,000 grant investment from The Coleman Institute for Cognitive Disabilities, to support a first-of-its-kind, peer-to-peer technology program called the TIP Squad that empowers people with disabilities through mainstream technology, The removing barriers to independence in… Continue Reading Ability Beyond Receives Technology Grant
It was April in Las Vegas, four months before the opening of Pepsi’s new facility, when I first met Juan Olivo while hosting an open house with the Wounded Warrior Project. Through his positive attitude and the firm handshake, I… Continue Reading Veteran Rolls the Dice: Pepsi ACT Las Vegas
The Autumn Breakfast held by Ability Beyond on Nov. 15 at the Ethan Allen Hotel in Danbury raised $50,000 to support the nonprofit’s mental health services. The funds will help men and women with mental illness find a job and their own… Continue Reading Breakfast raises $50K for mental health services
The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven has awarded $15,000 in grant funding to Ability Beyond, a nonprofit health and human service agency, to close the unemployment gap among local young adults with disabilities who remain jobless three-to-five years after… Continue Reading Community Foundation for Greater New Haven supports job training programs
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