The Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities distributes a number of newsletters from its various partners and departments. Use the filtering options below to browse a publication archive dating back to 2020.
Friday Update
The Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities will host an Employment Fair on June 7 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its Larc Lane Training Center at 1155 Larc Lane in Toledo.
The Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities will present “Housing Advocacy Lunch and Learn: Renters’ Rights and Responsibilities” on May 11 from noon to 1 p.m.
The Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities will unveil its redesigned website early next week. The new site, which will be found at www.lucasdd.org, will feature a completely revamped and mobile-friendly look, with more features and functionality for a much improved user experience.
The Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities has scheduled its annual meeting for April 25 at 6 p.m. at the Larc Lane Training Center. This annual meeting celebrates the Board’s accomplishments for 2021 and anticipates the goals for 2022.
The Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities has scheduled its annual meeting for April 25 at 6 p.m. at the Larc Lane Training Center. This annual meeting celebrates the Board’s accomplishments for 2021 and anticipates the goals for 2022.
Stress Awareness Month: Stress is a normal part of everyone’s life. Whether good stress or bad stress, people will experience it in different ways. Good stress can help motivate people to prepare and perform better. People under bad stress - especially chronic stress - are more susceptible to health problems, both physical and emotional.
Presenters Jennifer Kinney and Claire Copa will provide an introduction to sensory stimulation / relaxation techniques and discuss benefits for the aging DD population.
As part of its ongoing partnership with the Dementia Coalition, the Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities is cosponsoring a training series with Dr. Phil McCallion, a world-renowned expert in dementia and intellectual/developmental disabilities.
As part of its ongoing partnership with the Dementia Coalition, the Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities is again cosponsoring a training series with Dr. Phil McCallion, a world-renowned expert in dementia and intellectual/developmental disabilities.
As part of its ongoing partnership with the Dementia Coalition, the Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities is again cosponsoring a training series with Dr. Phil McCallion, a world-renowned expert in dementia and intellectual/developmental disabilities.
As part of its ongoing partnership with the Dementia Coalition, the Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities is again cosponsoring a training series with Dr. Phil McCallion, a world-renowned expert in dementia and intellectual/developmental disabilities.
Family members of persons served by the Board, advocates, providers, and anyone else who is interested in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities are invited to join LCBDD for the first Family and Advocate Forum for 2022.
As we get older, our nutrition needs can change. Older adults are vulnerable to malnutrition, which can increase the risk of falling, slower recovery times, possible hospitalizations, and other health complications. Fortunately, there are many resources that can assist us in making sure that seniors get healthy meals.
The Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities, in partnership with the Toledo Lucas County Health Department, will offer a COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at the Lucas County Recreation Center on Feb. 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m...
The Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities has announced the availability of funds for agencies that create meaningful summer program opportunities for children with medical, social/emotional, personal care or therapeutic needs who would like to participate in fun summer programs that meet their specialized needs...
The federal government is offering four free COVID-19 at-home rapid tests for every household in the U.S. You must place your order at COVIDtests.gov. The process is very easy and takes about two minutes to complete...
