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SPARKÂ – Supporting people with developmental disabilities through advocacy, resources and kindness
SPARKÂ – Supporting people with developmental disabilities through advocacy, resources and kindness
Johnson County Board of Services
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Our Foundation needs your help. EVERYONE should be able to enjoy community events, that's why our Foundation partnered with Warrensburg Main Street Inc. and sensory dough co. to provide sensory bags during events like the Warrensburg Farmers' Market, downtown movie nights, and Burg Fest. Help our Foundation continue this wonderful partnership. đź’™Help Us Fill Our Sensory Bags!
We’ve partnered with Warrensburg Main Street Inc. to provide free sensory bags to individuals who may need extra support while enjoying community events like the Farmer’s Market, Summer Movie Nights, and Burg Fest.
These bags include items that can help reduce sensory overload and promote inclusion for people of all ages with developmental disabilities, autism, or sensory sensitivities.
We've created an Amazon wish list with items we need to keep this project going. Your donation helps us continue this meaningful partnership and ensures everyone can enjoy local events comfortably.
👉https://a.co/bqoBOQO
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Missouri Assistive Technology (MoAT) is currently seeking new consumer representatives to join its Advisory Council. This is a meaningful opportunity to help guide programs and services that expand access to assistive technology (AT) for individuals with disabilities throughout Missouri.
Who Can Apply?
Under the 21st Century Assistive Technology Act, consumer representatives are defined as:
â—ŹIndividuals with disabilities who use assistive technology, or
â—Ź Family members or guardians of individuals with disabilities who utilize assistive technology.
We strongly encourage applications from individuals who reflect the diversity of Missouri, including those with a wide range of disabilities, from various geographic areas (urban and rural), and with diverse lived experiences.
Council Member Responsibilities:
Advisory Council members provide valuable guidance, oversight, and feedback to Missouri Assistive Technology. The Council meets quarterly—either virtually or in person—and plays a key role in ensuring that our services are inclusive, effective, and community-driven.
Interested?
Applications can be submitted directly through the Missouri Boards and Commissions website.
For more information or assistance, please contact:
David Baker
📧 dbaker@mo-at.org
đź“ž (816) 655-6707
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