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CCRES Registered Behavior Technician Recognized
CCRES recognized Dawn H for her outstanding work as a Registered Behavior Technician. . “You are wonderful and we truly appreciate you!” reads an enthusiastic CCRES release about Dawn. Dawn, is an RBT in the CCRES Home & Community Services Program, working in the Verbal Behavior classrooms in West Chester. “Dawn is an expert in…
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A Parent’s Guide to Learning Disabilities: Early Signs, Diagnosis, and Support
As a parent, it is natural to wonder if your child is developing at an expected pace, especially when it comes to learning. Learning disabilities are neurological differences that affect how a child processes information, making it challenging to read, write, spell, or perform math. These difficulties are not related to intelligence but rather to…
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Join FirstBank Charitable Foundation’s Better Giving for Greater Impact Summit 2025
The FirstBank Charitable Foundation will host its second annual Better Giving for Greater Impact Summit on May 7 from 9:00 AM-4:30 PM at the Chester County History Center (225 N. High St., West Chester). The Better Giving for Greater Impact Summit (BG4GI) brings together everyone who cares about making a difference — donors, foundations, businesses, and nonprofit…
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The Arc of Chester County Partners with Penn State Great Valley in Speaker Series and Step Challenge
The Arc of Chester County, a dedicated champion for individuals with disabilities and their families, is proud to partner with Penn State Great Valley for a dynamic lineup of events this spring. These initiatives, including a powerful speaker series and a step challenge, highlight the importance of advocacy, inclusion, and community involvement. As the non-profit…
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Mydera Taliah Robinson Appointed as Executive Director of Theatre Horizon
Theatre Horizon’s Board of Directors has appointed long-time Theatre Horizon employee Mydera Taliah Robinson as Executive Director. In her new role at the professional theater company in Norristown, Robinson will develop initiatives that elevate local artists, expand access to arts education, and deepen community engagement through self-expression, storytelling, and performance. “As a Norristown native, Mydera’s journey with Theatre Horizon is…
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Penn Community Bank and Foundation Invest $200,000 in Local Communities in Q1
Penn Community Bank continues its long-standing commitment to community investment. From January to March 2025, the bank and its charitable arm, the Penn Community Bank Foundation, have invested nearly $200,000 in grants to 32 nonprofit and community organizations. These funds, coupled with nearly 500 hours of team member volunteerism, are expected to impact tens of thousands of residents…
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The Lincoln Center: Encouraging Teen Independence and Responsibility
Teen firsts–milestones or significant events that mark a beginning or an introduction to something new–hold tremendous importance as they shape our understanding, skills, and perceptions, even laying the foundation for future growth and development. Some firsts we remember with fondness, some with embarrassed laughter, and some we’d like to forget. Young people happily hear Grandpa…
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CCRES Staff Appreciation Day at CCDC – A Celebration of Dedication!
It was a day of gratitude and appreciation Friday, March 7, at CCRES Staff Appreciation Day at the Child and Career Development Center. The successful event recognized 300 CCDC staff members – including teachers, personal care assistants, registered behavioral therapists, and other educational and behavioral health professionals. The staff was honored with a pizza party…
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The Lincoln Center: The Unexpected Gift of Embarrassment
“That was so embarrassing!” Just say the word, “embarrassing,” and everyone has a memory of something that instantly comes to mind. It is a shared human experience. It could be a face-plant in front of a middle-school crush, a remnant of food in one’s teeth discovered hours after the meal was enjoyed, or spilled coffee…
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Elwyn dedicates Young Adult Residential Treatment Facility
Elwyn had a ribbon cutting March 3 opening a Young Adult Treatment Facility on its Media campus, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Daily Times. The residential program, set to begin at the end of March, is the first of its kind in Delaware County designed to offer treatment services for those between 18 and 26…
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Arc of Chester County Represented at VISTA NextGen Superstars
The Arc of Chester County is being honored as this year’s non-profit beneficiary of VISTA NextGen Superstars. The nonprofit will be represented at a May 8 Awards Reception and Celebration at the Penn State Great Valley Conference Center. It’s also partnering with Penn State Great Valley on a series of upcoming events. VISTA NextGen Superstars…
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The Lincoln Center: Building Financial Literacy in Teenagers
Unexpected expenses can quickly add up throughout the year, making financial literacy an essential skill for everyone. If managing money is challenging for adults with significant financial experience, imagine how crucial it is for teenagers who are just beginning to navigate personal finances. They will be responsible for handling school and consumer debt, savings, informed…
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CCRES Behavior Technician Recognized for Outstanding Service
The CCRES Board of Directors has recognized Holly B. for her outstanding service during her years with the nonprofit. She first joined CCRES in 2003 and returned 13 years later, in 2017, to work as a Therapeutic Support Staff (TSS). After earning her degree in Psychology in 1994, Holly began her career in Applied Behavior…
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Arc’s Community Partnerships Highlight National Disabilities Awareness Month
The month of March is National Disabilities Awareness Month. It is a time to promote inclusion, advocate for equal opportunities, and celebrate individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc of Chester County is honoring this month with special community partnerships and events to raise awareness and support for this vulnerable population. Despite progress, individuals…
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Maximizing LinkedIn for Nonprofits: Tips to Find Volunteers & Boost Engagement
LinkedIn isn’t just for job seekers and businesses — it’s also a powerful tool for nonprofits to connect with potential volunteers, board members, and supporters. Whether you’re recruiting for National Volunteer Month in April or need help year-round, LinkedIn and social media platforms can significantly expand your nonprofit’s reach. Here are some strategies to leverage…
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Mennonite Heritage Center to Host ‘Fanciful Fraktur Bird Workshop’ Mar. 8
Hear the birdsong break through the waning days of winter! Celebrate spring with the Fanciful Fraktur Bird workshop at the Mennonite Heritage Center (565 Yoder Road, Harleysville) on Mar. 8 from 9:30 AM- 12:30 PM. Instructor and Artist Emily Smucker-Beidler will introduce students to fraktur through the history and creation of one of its most…
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Bring in Spring with the ‘Tulips in Winter’ Fraktur Workshop
In the midst of winter, dream of springtime tulips! Learn the art of fraktur at the “Tulips in Winter” workshop at the Mennonite Heritage Center, 565 Yoder Road, Harleysville, on Feb. 8 from 9:30 AM-12:30 PM. Instructor and Artist Emily Smucker-Beidler will introduce students to fraktur through the history and creation of one of its…
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The Gift of Growth: How to Start a Growth Journal for Your Child
Parenting can feel like time stands still in the moment, but looking back, the time between infancy and high school graduation feels like a flash. So many tiny moments of epiphany and growth that feel unforgettable at the time, somehow get lost in the noise of life. A growth journal can be a powerful and…
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