
A Legacy of Leadership
After more than 30 years of service, Sue Steege will retire as President & CEO effective December 31, 2026. Her tenure reflects an extraordinary legacy of leadership and unwavering dedication to the mission of strengthening
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.

After more than 30 years of service, Sue Steege will retire as President & CEO effective December 31, 2026. Her tenure reflects an extraordinary legacy of leadership and unwavering dedication to the mission of strengthening

Unexpected change can create a pathway to develop something new and full of possibility. Montgomery County has chosen to shift Street Outreach funding to a shelter-focused model effective June 30th. We’re deeply grateful for the

Every March, we recognize and celebrate the achievements, perspectives, and essential contributions of people with developmental disabilities. Companies like Wawa make inclusive employment possible for those we serve in our employment services program. For William

Access Services is pleased to welcome Seth Jones as our new Vice President of Finance, bringing with him more than 20 years of expertise in financial stewardship and a deep commitment to mission-driven work. Seth’s

This week – November 16th through November 22nd – is Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week.  This annual event is where people and organizations nationwide work together to draw attention to the issues of hunger and

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
