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What Does Disability Pride Mean?

What Does Disability Pride Mean?

Members of Albertina Kerr’s Advocacy Specialist Team shared what Disability Pride means to them, in their own words: Artemus: “Disabled doesn’t mean broken. A disability is part of someone’s life, but it does not define their whole worth. Disabled...
Notes From Kerr’s CEO

Notes From Kerr’s CEO

Dear Friend of Kerr, At Albertina Kerr, our commitment to inclusion is part of our everyday work. This commitment takes on special significance in June as we celebrate Pride Month and Juneteenth, reminders of the importance of visibility and belonging. June also marks...
When I/DD and Mental Health Overlap, Families Need the Right Support

When I/DD and Mental Health Overlap, Families Need the Right Support

Six months ago, Toven arrived at Albertina Kerr. At the time, his mom described life at home as chaotic, with frequent outbursts, safety concerns, and a growing strain on the family. “I was trying to do everything but couldn’t,” she said. Like many parents, she was...
All Aboard for a Dream Come True

All Aboard for a Dream Come True

Tyler loves trains. When he got the chance to take an Amtrak train to California and visit Universal Studios, he jumped at it. Tyler, who is supported through one of Albertina Kerr’s adult group homes, recently turned a longtime dream into reality. As he boarded...
Notes From Kerr’s CEO

Notes From Kerr’s CEO

Dear Friend of Kerr, April is Autism Acceptance Month. It’s a chance to focus on what neurodiverse people need in daily life: respect, access, and supports that make it possible to be part of the community. It’s work we see every day across Kerr! On Tuesday, we were...
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