Roommates in Lafayette find compatibility, companionship
Lafayette residents Ron Baugues, Kenny Krooswyk, and Chad Ratcliff have found compatibility as roommates and companionship as best friends. Read how these three individuals with disabilities have come together in a successful living arrangement that helps them make the most of their waivers and their lives.
A household that opens doors
South Bend residents Rich Shafer, Tony Breden, and Rick Manley invite possibilities readers into their home! Learn how these three individuals with disabilities have created personal freedom, flexibility, and friendship as they share a home in northeastern Indiana.
From homeless to hopeful: how state and community supports assisted young Fort Wayne resident
Fort Wayne resident Paul Newhard’s story plays like the plot of a movie, and includes a cast of characters critical to moving him from homeless to hopeful. Read how his advocate, the State of Indiana, IPMG, and his selected service providers worked collaboratively to make this story have a happy, meaningful ending.
Garrett man expresses hopes, goals, and interests through plaster and paint
After a high school teacher introduced Daniel Trent to advanced art techniques, the Garrett resident turned an interest into a hobby and a career goal. Read how this inspiring young man also enhances his communication with those in his life through art, as well as utilizes art as a tool to express his interests, hopes, and dreams.
Supports help couple live the American Dream
For millions of young girls growing up in the United States during the ‘60s, having a house and a husband was the all-American dream. Annie Day was no exception, even if her circumstances were exceptional.
Learn how Medicaid waiver services and person-centered supports assist Annie and Gearen Day, of Greenfield, Ind., with love, life, and living the all-American dream.
Lafayette residents Ron Baugues, Kenny Krooswyk, and Chad Ratcliff have found compatibility as roommates and companionship as best friends. Read how these three individuals with disabilities have come together in a successful living arrangement that helps them make the most of their waivers and their lives.
South Bend residents Rich Shafer, Tony Breden, and Rick Manley invite possibilities readers into their home! Learn how these three individuals with disabilities have created personal freedom, flexibility, and friendship as they share a home in northeastern Indiana.
Fort Wayne resident Paul Newhard’s story plays like the plot of a movie, and includes a cast of characters critical to moving him from homeless to hopeful. Read how his advocate, the State of Indiana, IPMG, and his selected service providers worked collaboratively to make this story have a happy, meaningful ending.
After a high school teacher introduced Daniel Trent to advanced art techniques, the Garrett resident turned an interest into a hobby and a career goal. Read how this inspiring young man also enhances his communication with those in his life through art, as well as utilizes art as a tool to express his interests, hopes, and dreams.
For millions of young girls growing up in the United States during the ‘60s, having a house and a husband was the all-American dream. Annie Day was no exception, even if her circumstances were exceptional.
