Parc Center for Disabilities

Thank you, RAYMOND JAMES FINANCIAL SERVICES ADVISORS, INC. for being an ‘Over the Rainbow’ Partner for our 55th Annual Emerald-Tie Gala! ???? For 45 consecutive years, Raymond James has been a supporter of Parc Center for Disabilities vital work. Thank you for being an advocate and supporting our mission of serving children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. ?? For tickets and partnership information, visit https://lnkd.in/eV6pr2EP

Recently, we celebrated some members of our team who reached incredible milestones at Parc Center for Disabilities! ?? We are beyond grateful for their dedication to making Parc a place #WhereCapabilitiesShine every day! Here’s to many more years of impact! ????

Our team is wearing pink today for #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth ?? Let’s continue to spread awareness, encourage regular screenings, and support one another in the fight against breast cancer.

October is #NationalDisabilityEmploymentAwarenessMonth ?? The Supported Employment Program at Parc Center for Disabilities shows the incredible value of inclusivity in the workplace. We partner with 30 local businesses to provide individuals with meaningful work experiences, helping them thrive, earn a paycheck, and grow in supportive environments. With your support, we continue to offer the resources that empower our participants to succeed. Let's challenge misconceptions and promote a more inclusive workforce together! ?? Want to learn more? Visit https://brnw.ch/21wNRnk

Happy #NationalBossDay to our amazing boss here at Parc Center for Disabilities, Michelle Detweiler! Michelle, who is the President and CEO of Parc, has a very long history with the organization. Her older sister, Leslie has lived at Parc since 1979 and her father, Bert Muller was the first president of the organization. Michelle has truly followed in her father’s footsteps, becoming a pioneering force in the community for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Her unwavering passion and dedication have rightfully earned her the title of President and CEO.

We are pleased to announce that Parc Center for Disabilities has completed its campus damage assessment, and power has been restored to our facilities. The following Programs and Departments will be open tomorrow, Tuesday, October 15th: - Children's Services - All Administrative Support Departments - Supported Employment - ADT for Parc residents only (ADT will resume for community participants on Wednesday, October 16th)

THANK YOU to all the wonderful volunteers who came out this past weekend to help clean up our campus after Hurricane Milton. We are incredibly grateful for your support. Together, we are stronger, and this weekend proved just how much we can accomplish when we come together. We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy.?? #StPeteStrong

Due to power outages, the following departments will be closed tomorrow, Monday, October 14th: Adult Day Programs (ADT & SEP) Children’s Services Transportation Administrative Support Departments Residential Services: Remain Open We are closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Please be advised that the following departments will remain closed tomorrow, Friday October 11th: - Adult Day Programs (ADT & SEP) - Children’s Services - Transportation - Administrative Support Departments Residential Services: Remain Open Residential team members should make plans to return to work tomorrow afternoon, Friday, October 11th. Your supervisors will be in direct contact, but please report to work to relieve the disaster team tomorrow afternoon. Parc Center for Disabilities campus is currently operating with generator power and under a boil water mandate. A very special thank you to our disaster and maintenance teams for their incredible efforts in keeping our residents safe during this challenging time. Your dedication does not go unnoticed. ??

We are praying for the safety of our community. We're in this together.