
Bridging the generation gap, one pen pal at a time
In the age of social media, it seems like it should be easier than ever to maintain relationships with other people. Yet 43 percent of seniors feel lonely, which is Continue Reading →
In the age of social media, it seems like it should be easier than ever to maintain relationships with other people. Yet 43 percent of seniors feel lonely, which is Continue Reading →
Dealing successfully with challenges has ripple effects far beyond the individual. Overcoming adversity in the face of a disability is often a profound source of inspiration to others. One such Continue Reading →
Community Living and Support Services (CLASS) is a nonprofit organization with a mission to support people with disabilities as they explore options, participate in the community, and strive toward equality. Continue Reading →
In honor of Father’s Day enjoy the following article from The New York Jewish Week on Tips for Fathers Raising Children with Autism. In Honor of Father’s Day: Tips Continue Reading →
Students with disabilities are now just as likely as other students to enroll in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields when they enter higher education, recent research from the Continue Reading →
New York, June 13, 2017 –The Genesis Prize Foundation (GPF) and Jewish Funders Network (JFN) today announced the recipients of funding under the special matching grants program created in honor Continue Reading →
Music of Flight and Fantasy will feature musical selections that celebrate stories, characters, and adventure. The program will engage the imagination and delight individuals using the narratives and music from Continue Reading →