Seussical the Musical was a huge success! The 8th Annual event, hosted by the Bill Gladstone Group of NAI CIR, is an exclusive live performance for children with special needs and their families. It is a free and fun family activity in a supportive and understanding environment, with comfortable lighting and lowered sound. Prior to the performance, attendees enjoyed a time of crafts, balloon animals, therapy dogs, tire truck tours and pizza. A big THANK YOU to all who helped to make this event happen!
Ruth Shaffer, Branch Manager at York Traditions Bank {and also VP of the TrueNorth Board} recently presented Melissa Speal, our Director of Administrative Services, with a check for $2,500, as part of Pennsylvania’s EITC Program.
Hanover Supportive Living held its annual Crab Picnic at Codorus State park on August 21, an event that clients get excited about every year!
Hanover Social Rehab took a field trip to Dr. Ashley Bear’s Farm. Dr. Bear oversees the nurses from Harrisburg Area Community College, who intern with Soc Rehab each Thursday. While on the farm clients were able to ride horses and interact with the animals. Dr. Bear made a nice lunch for the clients as well.
LeeAnn Collins, Michele Gladfelter, Krista Hymes and Laura Bosley represented TrueNorth at the Re Entry Services Fair in York in August. The event was an opportunity for individuals who are returning to the community after incarceration to connect with area organizations that can help with career training, mental and physical health needs, legal services, educational opportunities, dealing with disabilities, transportation, housing options and day-to-day needs.
Supportive Living Counselor, Chris Rider, hosted a Rock Band activity at the Hanover Supportive Living 2&3 office. He invited clients from all Hanover Supportive Living locations to participate. Chris made food for the event and clients also brought snacks to share. Everyone had a fantastic time!