HeyJaredStrengthening Communities
Access Services is a non-profit committed to building stronger communities by empowering individuals to achieve wholeness and belonging.
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Strengthening Communities Season 2, Episode #7: Smart Support (opens the original)
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In our latest episode of Strengthening Communities, Mark and Mike sit down with Nathan Gerhard, Managing Director of Intellectual Disabilities and Autism at Access Services. Nathan breaks down how smart technology - from smartwatches to non-intrusive sensor systems - is revolutionizing support for individuals with disabilities. Learn more about SimplyHome: https://simply-home.com/
Strengthening Communities Season 2, Episode #6: County Collaboration (opens the original)
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In the latest episode of the Strengthening Communities podcast, Mark and Mike sit down with members of the Montgomery County Overdose Response Team (MCORT) - a unique hybrid team combining mobile health paramedics with certified recovery specialists from Access Services.
Strengthening Communities Season 2, Episode #5: Community Connection (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Strengthening Communities podcast, Mark and Mike sit down with County Partner and former Access employee Tricia Malott. Together, they reflect on over 40 years of shared history and look back at the early days of community-based human services. Tune in to hear how rallying a community and thinking outside the box (and the treatment plan) remains the ultimate blueprint for care.
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