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Fair March 26, 2011
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Grandparent Support Group

Grandparent Austism Support Group sponsored by Family Support Services at the Barber National Institute is a group for grandparents of children with developmental disabilities that meets on the second Thursday of scheduled months. Meetings will be held at the Barber National Institute; enter from East Bay Drive. (Free, handicap accessible parking available.)

Reservations are requested by calling Family Support Services at 814-878-5961. For information or questions, contact Joyce Krahe McDonnell, M.A. at 814-878-5905 or email her at JoyceMcDonnell@BarberInstitute.org. Reservations may be made with the Family Support Service office, 814-878-5961.

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ESO Dances!

ESO Dances (Expanding Sociability Opportunities) are a fun way for young adults with intellectual disabilities and college student volunteers to get to know one another. By highlighting sociability, the dances make a positive difference in the lives of young adults with and without disabilities. ESO Dances promote awareness, understanding, and acceptance of people with a variety of special needs.

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For more further information, contact Joyce Krahe McDonnell at 814-878-5905 or Family Support Services office at 814-878-5961.



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