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SPARK – Supporting people with developmental disabilities through advocacy, resources and kindness
SPARK – Supporting people with developmental disabilities through advocacy, resources and kindness
ADVOCACY (HANDS)
KINDNESS (HEART)
RESOURCES (MIND)
Johnson County Board of Services
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Special Olympics Bowling is back this fall! 🎳
UCM is hosting a 5-week, non-competitive bowling program beginning Sunday, October 18 and continuing every Sunday through November 15.
The cost is just $5 for the entire program. Please bring cash on the first day you attend.
One Sunday in October will have a different bowling time, so keep an eye out for that update.
Registration is open now: forms.gle/nkvUL94VUXuF6Xif9
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Medicaid can be confusing. We’re here to help make it a little easier.
Join us for Medicaid 101 on Thursday, September 24 at 5:30 PM at JCBS!
Whether you’re applying for Medicaid for the first time, already have coverage and have questions, or just want to better understand how MO HealthNet works, this event is for you.
We’ll break down the basics, talk through the application process, and help you better understand Medicaid without all the confusing language.
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Why does this matter?
Burg Fest is one of the biggest events of the year in downtown Warrensburg, bringing thousands of people together for rides, vendors, food, performances, and more. But for some individuals and families, attending a large community event comes with additional considerations.
The Center for Human Services Mobile Sensory & Accessible Restroom unit helps remove some of those barriers. It includes an adult-sized changing station, something severely lacking in our community and surrounding communities, as well as a private space where caregivers can assist with needs such as administering medication or providing nutrition through a feeding tube.
The unit also includes a sensory space, giving individuals a quieter place to step away from the noise, crowds, lights, and activity of the festival when they need it.
These accommodations can make the difference between leaving an event early, not attending at all, or being able to enjoy the day alongside everyone else.
That’s why Warrensburg Main Street Inc.’s commitment to making Burg Fest more accessible matters.
Inclusion isn’t just making sure everyone is invited. It’s making sure more people have what they need to participate.
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