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…just as a checkmark, but to enable genuine change.” SCIO is proud to celebrate Black History Month and looks forward to learning more about the intersectionalities of race and disability….
…you’re seeking peer support, exploring employment opportunities, learning about managing specific health needs, or simply looking for a fun and informative gathering, we have something for you. Our events include:…
…a motor vehicle collision which broke her neck. With over a year spent in the hospital relearning fundamental aspects of daily living such as bathing, dressing and feeding, it was…
…students with disabilities involves making adjustments or alternative arrangements in both the physical environment and the educational environment to ensure that it does not create learning or physical barriers that…
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