Nonprofits are often bound by the double standard of creating big impact with little funding. On the one hand, they’re expected to provide quality service for the good of the […]
Creating a Culture of Belonging at DP Read More »
To all of our early education teachers and family members of young children with disabilities and difficult behaviors. Have you recently sifted through many resources that don’t quite fit your needs?
Community Outreach hosts Preschool Conference Read More »
Last week, one of our own local legends at Pathways, Dylan Batz, was recognized by several other Denver legends at the John Lynch Foundation Salute the Stars luncheon. John Lynch joined Broncos
Dylan Batz honored by John Lynch Foundation Read More »
At DP, we think each of our departments has a knack for seeing needs in our community and finding creative ways to fill them. Our Community Outreach Department, in particular, is
Pathways Pantry Gets a Revamp Read More »
On March 20-22, organizations from across the nation met in Washington D.C. for the 2017 Disability Policy Seminar. The seminar offered an opportunity to unite with passionate advocates, self-advocates, experts, and professionals
Disability Policy Seminar brings Colorado organizations together at Capitol Read More »
It’s the time of year when many of us Coloradans spend more time on I-70 headed to the mountains than driving around Denver. The powder is fresh and so is
Learning to ski and other life lessons Read More »
The Community Outreach Department has been quite busy this holiday season! Starting in October, we hosted a Trunk or Treat event at the Aurora office where about 40 families attended
DP Happenings: Community Outreach Read More »
We are accepting grant applications from organizations who serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delays, residing within our service area of Douglas County, Arapahoe County, and the City of
Developmental Pathways Accepting Grant Applications Read More »
Sometimes Santa comes in disguise as he did for about 700 people with developmental disabilities or delays this year. For more than a decade, the local community-centered board Developmental Pathways
The Spirit of the Holidays Read More »
