On October 16-17, Developmental Pathways will be participating in Denver’s Colfax Marathon! When you sign up for this memorable experience, you will also receive a custom-designed DP t-shirt. We partnered […]
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For many, family is important; but for Taryn, family is everything. Taryn was born with Down syndrome and grew up in California. At 4 years old, her father passed away,
October 6, 2021 4:00pm to 5:30pm Each year Developmental Pathways makes time to engage our community in a public dialogue. This online forum will be a time to ask questions
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Did you know your voice, views, and concerns are important and can influence the government? Elections and voting are opportunities to make your voice heard. Whenever you vote, you do
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Voting season is here! To kick us off, we want to share what gets us excited about voting! What excites you about voting? What questions do you have? Connect with
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For some individuals with disabilities, independence can feel uncertain and often comes with challenges. But in Monique’s experience, it has been nothing less than fantastic. Monique has been receiving services
Recently, we shared a video about making choices and decisions. Making choices is an important right that all people have. Before deciding something or making a choice, you need information about the
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This August, after reviewing numerous applications, Developmental Pathways hired two self-advocate interns to join our 2021 Voter Engagement campaign! The campaign seeks to inform, educate, and empower people of all
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Brad and his parents first found Developmental Pathways when he was in preschool. He loved school and socializing with his classmates but needed more support than a neurotypical student. Once
by Laura A., Christopher’s mother (edited for content and clarity) At two years old, our son Christopher was diagnosed with Fragile X Syndrome. When we began our path of learning
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