Welcome to The Journey
A news magazine created to connect, inform & inspire
Volume 2 / Issue 1, 2022
Welcome to the Journey - Fall 2022

We believe the best inspiration comes from unexpected places, from people working in the field of housing for adults with IDD, and from the experts who guide us along the way. In this issue of The Journey we imagine the changes that are possible ... in our families, our communities and our world.

In this issue...

We are thrilled to announce our free Residential Assessments to families in WA state! We also welcome our newest team member, and discuss the gaps that weren't going away. We talk about the importance of the little things, provide some guidance for young adults beginning college life, and launch our first-ever holiday gift guide. Finally, we share a guest post on faith, and review the binge-worth Netflix series Love on the Spectrum.

Nov 18, 2022
Pam Blanton
Partners4Housing CEO

We are thrilled to announce that, thanks to a generous grant from the Dan Thompson Memorial Fund, we can now provide free Benefits and Housing Reviews to 6,688 families in Washington State.

Nov 18, 2022
Carol Pearson
Partners4Housing
This season, shop with a purpose. Shop at disability-owned businesses. Our first ever holiday gift guide features some funny, beautiful, and delicious gifts that are sure to add something extra special to your gift giving this year.
Hands holding a gift-shaped white paper cutout from a first-person perspective against a background of holiday lights.
Nov 18, 2022
Timothy Moore
L'Arche Atlanta
“His joy taught me to let down my guard and consider there was something sacred going on here. Victor taught me to find appreciation in a religious tradition that wasn’t mine, that I had in fact been taught to consider theologically suspicious. I grew to appreciate religious diversity because of Vic.”
Young smiling man with dark hair and light-colored eyes poses and wears a big grin. He is wearing a purple dress shirt and a Pacman-themed suit jacket with a tie to match.
Nov 18, 2022
Shea Belsky
Academic settings can be a turbulent environment for autistic learners, especially collegiate settings. Shea Belsky shares his experiences at Cornell University and provides some solid advice both for students, and the college staff who support them.
Young woman with dark eyes and shoulder-length dark hair smiles in front of a soft grey background.
Nov 18, 2022
Carol Pearson
Partners4Housing
Help us welcome the newest member on our team here at Partners4Housing, as we continue to expand to serve more families and their Loved Ones.
Nov 18, 2022
Cheilaugh Garvey
Freelance contributor
Looking for your next binge-worthy TV show? Add “Love on the Spectrum” to your list. Follow six extraordinary people on their quest to find true love and partnership while navigating life on the autism spectrum. This poignant view into navigating the tumultuous dating game is nothing short of uplifting and inspiring.
A young smiling woman with light brown hair rests her forehead against the forehead of a taller, smiling young man who has similarly colored hair. They are both looking down toward the bottom of the photo.
Nov 18, 2022
Pam Blanton
Partners4Housing CEO
In this first installment of our two-part series on The Little Things, Pam shares her thoughts on the idea of choice … one of the critical elements that, in her experience, make community-based living so fulfilling.
A mature man and woman sit together at a table in front of a silver laptop, with a kitchen in the background. The man is on the left, has dark hair, black-rimmed glasses, is smiling with an open mouth, and is wearing a light blue, short-sleeved button-down shirt. The woman is on the right, has shoulder-lenghth white hair and silver-rimmed glasses, and is wearing a textured lavender blouse and a long metallic necklace.
Nov 18, 2022
Pam Blanton
Partners4Housing CEO
When you’re ready to start thinking about independent housing for your Loved One, we’re here for you. Sign up for our free family webinar to learn about your options, and how we might be able to help. There’s no obligation, no pushy sales pitch, just a welcoming place to connect and learn.
Nov 18, 2022
Carol Pearson
Partners4Housing
“I see these gaps over and over, after almost 15 years in this field, and I’m not seeing any new solutions, so let’s try to figure this out.” This was the inspiration that led Allison Kleinman to launch her own company. Learn how her company helps adults with disabilities imagine a new kind of person-centered life, serving the New York and Tri-State Area.
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