We recently asked our staff, "What does it mean to you to be a Direct Support Professional?". Read what Wilson Oburra, DSP 4, had to say.
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Help make a difference in the lives of many and join us for EPI's Walk-In Interviews event on Tuesday, June 4.
We are pleased to report to you that Exceptional Persons, Inc. has been accredited for a period of three years. The latest accreditation is a Three-Year Accreditation that the international accrediting body, CARF, has awarded to EPI, lasting until February 28, 2022.
EPI's 6th annual More Than You See benefit was a huge success! We had a record breaking year, and we are so grateful to everyone who joined us for a memorable night to support a very important cause.
Exceptional Persons, Inc. (EPI) to explore developing partnership with long-term collaborator, One Vision, head quartered in Clear Lake.
Four presentations at the 34th Congress of the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS) in October 2018 found a 25% increase in identified cases of MS, as well as an increase in the diagnosis of MS in children as young as 5, using the new Criteria.
Groups within our Day Habilitation program volunteered for the third year in a row to support the Cedar Falls Schools Foundation.
Learn about the comprehensive data tool that examines how well state Medicaid programs are serving residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities by providing an annual ranking throughout all 50 states.
EPI's 6th annual More Than You See benefit is right around the corner! This year's dueling pianos, silent auction fundraising event is scheduled for Friday, April 5, 2019, at the Hilton Garden Inn Cedar Falls.
Read how Thomas Wemlinger, DSP 4 of 12 years, has turned an old Christmas tradition into his new tradition.
As 2018 draws to a close, we at Exceptional Persons, Inc. (EPI) are taking time to reflect on all we have been able to accomplish this year along with the help of our great community. We have been blessed by so many who faithfully give and allow us to serve those who are in need.
When searching for the right employee, David wasn't the only one Kate interviewed, but she has been happy with her decision to hire him since.
To fulfill someone's holiday wish may not seem like much sometimes, but for someone who may not otherwise receive a gift, it's everything. That single gift lets them know that someone in the community is thinking about them. And honestly, is there any better feeling than giving the exact gift on someone's list and making their day?
While voting at the polls can present challenges to some people we serve, it is our duty to make sure they can still do so.
Hawkeye Community College and Exceptional Persons, Inc. are partnering to create an innovative solution to the critical need for child care in Black Hawk County.