theresa.wetzel@lakebdd.org

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Luca’s Team of Support Works SIDEbySIDE

  • March 16, 2022
Luca's story is one of how a team working side by side can make a tremendous difference in a child's development and progress. Let's hear from Amanda, Luca's mom, to learn more about their story and the role of Early Intervention. To learn more about EI services, please visit https://rny.9ca.myftpupload.com/early-intervention-program/.
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Silly Socks Say A Lot on March 21st

  • March 14, 2022
Wear your silly socks on March 21! SIDEbySIDE, we can empower people around the world to advocate for full inclusion in society for people with Down syndrome and for everyone.
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WINT Radio SIDEbySIDE with Charlie and Mary

  • March 9, 2022
Radio segment of They Sacrificed For Us with Charlie Schulz and his mom Mary: https://fb.watch/bEr1yeuZSv/. Their story is a heartwarming example of families whose lives were positively impacted by the services provided by the Lake County Board of DD, local resources, and our caring community. SIDEbySIDE we make a difference.
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Calling All High School Students – Essay Contest

  • March 4, 2022
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and the Lake County Board of DD/Deepwood is holding an Essay Contest open to all High School students who are residents of Lake County, Ohio. Winning prize value $200/runner-up $100 value. Visit lakebdd.org for details.
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Side By Side With Natalia

  • March 2, 2022
Natalia's story is one of perseverance and working side by side with community agencies and resources to reach success. Let's hear from Natalia's mom Elizabeth to learn more about her story and the role of Early Intervention.
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March DD Month Origins

  • March 2, 2022
Learn more about DD Month origins at https://www.reaganlibrary.gov/archives/speech/proclamation-5613-national-developmental-disabilities-awareness-month-1987.
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Emery Thrives with EI Resources

  • February 14, 2022
Emery started with Crossroads Health and Early Intervention (EI) in 2020 because she had a developmental delay. Emery's mom, Lauren, shared with us that it was one of the best decisions they have ever made.
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