Category Archives: Blog
Knowledge Center – Electrical Safety
Electrical fires in homes claim the lives of 310 Americans each year and injure 1,100 more. Some of these fires are caused by electrical system fires, but many more are caused by incorrectly installed wiring and overloaded circuits or extension … Continue reading
The Arc of Midland Celebrates 60 Years
Congratulations to the Arc of Midland (MI), who is celebrating 60 years of service to people with disabilities. The organization is now 200 members strong and has been thriving. The Arc of Midland started in 1952 to help provide children … Continue reading
May is Fair Housing Month
The Fair Housing Amendment Act is celebrating its 24th anniversary. For the past 44 years the Civil Rights Act of 1866 has prohibited discrimination in the sale, rental and financing of housing based on disability. The amendment of the Fair … Continue reading
May is Mobility Awareness Month
First-ever Mobility Awareness Month Throughout the month of May we are called spread information and awareness about mobility. The purpose of this declaration is to show the world how people with disabilities can live active and mobile lifestyles. According to … Continue reading
ANCOR Conference In Washington DC
Join ANCOR at the 2012 Annual Conference: Leading Cultures of Innovation and Advocacy, May 6-8 in Washington, D.C. We are looking forward to attending the Ancor conference again this year and being a sponsor. We hope to see you there!
Scioto Spotlight – Stacy Rumpf
Stacy Rumpf, Housing Coordinator for Scioto. Meet Stacy Rumpf, Senior Housing Coordinator for Scioto. Stacy is our first Scioto Spotlight. She came to Scioto in April 2006, having been recruited by Mary Bea Eaton, Scioto’s Chief Operating Officer. According to … Continue reading
Know How To Work With Autistic Students
April is Autism Awareness Month. For more information about autism, visit the Autism Society or Autism Speaks. Also, see our previous blog post on the various opportunities to get involved in bringing awareness about Autism.
Scioto Knowledge Center – Lighting Safety
Good lighting design can increase safety and help prevent accidents and injuries around the home. Transitional areas and level changes between rooms can be lit to help avoid tripping and stumbling. Steps and stairways should always have good lighting to help prevent falls. For added … Continue reading
