March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to recognize the dignity, contributions, and potential of people with developmental disabilities.
Beyond Accessibility: Building Real Inclusion During Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
By Jeff Gallagher, Vice President, TLC
How TLC Family Connect helps families move from overwhelm to clarity with early, trusted support and real community.
When families first find their way to TLC, they almost always say some version of the same […]
I’m the proud parent of a 6-year-old boy. He is smart, funny, and full of life. He is also autistic and has developmental delays, including in areas like self-care. He still needs help with […]
This heartfelt piece by Terry Moore-Painter reflects on her family’s personal journey and the early fight for disability rights that helped shape TLC. Terry shares the story of her parents’ advocacy for her brother, Jimmy, […]
When designing homes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), every detail matters. The environment plays a crucial role in fostering independence, comfort, and a sense of community. One feature at our new TLC […]
Sherry Ward recalls the pivotal moments that shaped her sister Tracie Blalock’s journey at TLC (formerly Tammy Lynn Center), where Tracie has been a resident since 1979. Tracie was 13 years old when she first moved in, after years of attending TLC’s day programs. […]
More than residential services for individuals, TLC also provides specialized consultative services in the community to identify clients’ needs and help them access the resources necessary to live their fullest lives. Meet speech pathologist Lora Rogers and how she helped TLC client Kelly tackle her challenges.
June Noland is a testament to the power of love, care, and community. As one of the longest-standing residents at TLC, June has called Moore Residence her home for the past 43 years, having arrived when she was just 13 years old. Read June's story.
