Michele Losey, one of ODC’s Mental Health coordinators, has been a key in helping Chucky and his family take steps in the right direction to create a healthier lifestyle.

When COVID happened, Matt’s entire routine changed, as, for a period of time, he could no longer come to ODC’s facility the way he had in the past.

One of ODC’s employment coordinators new it was important for her participants to continue to work on their work skills, even though they aren’t at work. Virtual offering of “Skills to Pay the Bills” was born.

During these uncertain times, ODC continues to serve our participants and we want to help others in the community. If you are able, please participate in the ODC Curbside Drop-Off Food Drive to benefit SWEPS, our local food pantry. Please take the time to read the details and follow the guidelines.

Today ODC lost an incredible member of our team. We are all so saddened at the passing of Jen Blum.

The words “community” and “connect” have been featured in many of ODC’s materials over the past few years, and with good reason. ODC has been transforming from a “place” where people with disabilities go to receive services to a “resource” that provides individuals with disabilities the opportunities and support they need to connect to their communities in both work and life.

Stevens Point Day Services participants had the privilege to visit the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum last week.