My name is Jimmy and I attend Adams School. I have an intellectual disability and one of my biggest challenges has been suffering the loss of both my parents. I have learned about art at Adams School and by practicing
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I currently live with my sister in our own home where we are supported by TACC staff and advocates. I attend The Arc of Clarke County day rehabilitation program that was originally began in the 1970s by my parents. During
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My name is Derrick and I have a lot of friends. I live in a group home with a lot of my friends. I am working on my entry, but, it does not have a name yet. I might call
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My name is Kendall. I have autism and communicate nonverbally. I have a few words, and can use an iPad device to talk, but I do not use them unless prompted. Most of my functional communication is done by gesture
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My name is Alicia and I am 33 years old. With supports provided by the Arc of Walker County, I live with a roommate and enjoy an independent life. I am a proud member of Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS).
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Hi, my name is Ronald. I am a member of the 1920 Club in Birmingham, AL. I have studied art and music since I was in the fifth grade at Hill School in Birmingham, AL. I love painting places that
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Demopolis Times- The West Alabama Mental Health Center is one of nine community mental health organizations facilitating the Stepping Up Initiative implemented, by the Alabama Department of Mental Health (ADMH) to reduce the numbers of individuals in jails and hospitals
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Employment Opportunities for Registered Nurses at the Alabama Department of Mental Health Tuscaloosa, Ala.– The Alabama Department of Mental Health (ADMH) is now hiring dedicated registered nurses, to work in the three state facilities in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Registered nurses desiring
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