Bridging the gaps
Jeff Kaczmarski spoke with Cherney Amhara of WISN-12 in Milwaukee about how Bethesda is bridging the serious gaps that still exist for people with developmental disabilities.
2020 Media Coverage
Sharing the campaign
The Watertown Daily Times helped spread the message of #IncludeAllAbilities for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in March.
A special month
From the Daily Jefferson County Union: “March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and throughout the month Bethesda will make a compelling case for including people of all abilities.”
Including all abilities
Deaconess Kim Trombley, Bethesda Vice President of Religious Life, joined The Coffee Hour with Andy and Sarah on KFUO radio to share details of Bethesda’s #IncludeAllAbilities campaign for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
Experience of a lifetime
More than two dozen people supported by Bethesda in Indiana attended Winter Jam, a Christian rock concert, as it visited Fort Wayne. Staff and people supported served as ambassadors spreading the word about the upcoming Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
Making an impact
Larry Bower of WBCL radio in Fort Wayne, Indiana, spoke with Jamie Peppler, Bethesda Regional Director, about Bethesda’s participation in Winter Jam as an early kickoff to Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
Advocating for inclusion
The WANE 15 news team spent time with people Bethesda supports as they attended Winter Jam in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Bethesda got an early start to Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month at the concert.