Employment is a difficult subject in the Ds community. It is a reason for advocacy but it is also a source for heated, emotional debate within the community.
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Headline out of northwest Illinois : Self Help: We’re moving forward Agency responds to Dept. of Labor actions, says its focused on compliance and keeping its doors open
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We made a special course to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day, March 21, 2018. The theme of the international celebration was #WhatIBringToMyCommunity #WDSD18 This special free course offers a short explanation of WDSD and samples from three of our paid courses:…
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We hope you’ve enjoyed our series on employment for people who have Down syndrome! For our final post, we bring you some encouraging stories and zestful employment data that we hope will encourage those looking to support a loved one who’s looking for…
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As we wrap up this year’s A to Z Blogging Challenge, I want to thank all those business owners who have agreed to be part of our DOWNs Town Mall and invite anyone who’s not yet listed to join us!
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One of the most innovative job training programs is happening in Indiana!
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One of the biggest debates in our community focuses on what we call “sheltered workshops.” Today we’ll talk about the pro’s and con’s and what the future may look like.
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Karrie Brown had a dream – and made it come true!
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The coolest business owner we know is Blake Pyron from Sanger, TX!
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