Perched at a table with her Village Inn uniform on, Becky showed off her 1-year pin with pride. "I celebrated one whole year here and I love it."
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Preston has taken part in many of EPI's various programs and services over the past 15 years, and now, he spends his time volunteering at many different local nonprofit organizations, as well as attending various community activities and events.
It's the first time someone places a set of keys in your hand, the first box you unpack in effort to make your place feel like a home. For many, this feeling happens soon after graduating school. For Chad, it came 34 years later.
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), a time dedicated to celebrating the contributions of workers with disabilities have to offer and raising awareness about the value of inclusive workplaces.
Talking to your children openly and honestly is the first step to living a more inclusive community - one that celebrates and embraces diversity.
By supporting this crucial service, you're advocating for an inclusive workforce where everyone has the opportunity to live, work and grow in their community.
Friends, families (kids too!), and community members are all welcome to join us Thursday, June 13, 2024 from 6:00 - 9:30pm at the River Place Plaza in historic downtown Cedar Falls. Guests can look forward to live music by Birdchild, food trucks, silent and live auctions, and plenty of fun at this free-will-donation benefit that is open to the public.
EPI strives to create accessible housing equipped to support mobility limitations within homes of the people we serve.
Making a year-end contribution to the Exceptional Persons Foundation ensures individuals right here in your community have access to the resources and assistance they need while furthering greater independence.
We once again bring you our annual Giving Tree event now through December 18, with 240 needs for 70 people we support.
After graduating EPI services, Maggie came back to provide services herself.
Officially created in July of 2015 on the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disability Act (ADA), Disability Pride Month is a symbol of inclusivity and solidarity.
We are so thankful for everyone who joined us for an unforgettable night for our ninth annual More Than You See benefit.
In an effort to help raise awareness for Autism Awareness month, Exceptional Persons, Inc. (EPI) has been challenged to a Jeopardy against One Vision, head quartered in Clear Lake.
My Life, My Way - a supported community living (SCL) program providing endless opportunities within the community offered during days, nights or weekends.