Every individual we serve has a unique and compelling story. Healthcare and privacy laws mean that we have to protect the names of the people we work with, but their stories are true and inspiring.
Lifesharing is a beautiful experience for those that are willing to jump in. Hear from a family that passed down their openness of heart and home to create a legacy of Lifesharing. Joan For over
We are pleased to announce the beginning of our Strengthening Communities podcast. The podcast will focus on a variety of topics that affect our community, how our values-driven programs are meeting needs, and how you
After a rigorous search, we are excited to announce the hiring of Abby Grasso as the new Vice President for the Intellectual Disability and Autism (ID/A) division. Abby Grasso has extensive experience in human services
One of our day programs was excited to host Self Advocates United as 1 (SAU1) for a training session with those we serve. The SAU1’s mission is to support the self advocacy of people with
Over the last several years, we have invested time, resources, and energy into building our technology infrastructure. It is critical for Access Services to be a data-driven decision maker and to prove value through data.
Access Services is heartbroken at the recent Supreme Court decision on City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson, which will allow local governments to criminalize homelessness when no other shelter exists. As a provider of
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