July is
Disability Pride Month
"Disability pride" has been defined as accepting and honoring each person's uniqueness and seeing it as a natural and beautiful part of human diversity.
Ardmore ... Empowering people with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1963 because every person has value and the right to choose the direction of his or her life!
Liz Wientraub, a policy advocate and podcast host, explains why DSPs (Direct Support Professionals) are important to her and her friends.
At Ardmore, we promote choice, responsibility, maximum self-sufficiency and IN-COMMUNITY-TOGETHER engagement for the individuals we serve. We empower people with intellectual and developmental disabilities by supporting and inspiring each person to be exactly who they are.
Coronavirus Updates
Check out the latest Toolkit for People with Disabilities from the CDC and other resources.
Meet Our Director of People and Culture
Melissa Scholfield’s entire 20-year career in human resources has been in the nonprofit human services field.
The Importance of
Job Club
Sean wasn’t able to start his job because of the pandemic, but discovered the benefits of our virtual employment service