Champ Clark Service Coordination

08/23/2025

🎪✨ Step right up… if you dare! 🎃🕷️

Join us under the big top for our Circus-Themed Halloween Dance! 🩰🦇
Put on your most spook-tacular costumes and dance the night away with thrills, chills, and plenty of carnival fun!

From creepy clowns to fortune tellers of fright, you won’t want to miss this eerie evening under the circus lights. 🎟️✨

🔮 Grab your friends, grab your costumes, and prepare for a night of fun that’s sure to be the greatest (and creepiest) show on Earth! 🎡🎃

08/22/2025

Join us and wishing Sonny a very happy birthday!🎂🎉🎁🎈

08/21/2025

Welcome aboard, Sonny Picone, our newest Service Coordinator! We’re so excited to have you join the Champ Clark Service Coordination team.

We’re so glad you’re here, Sonny. Welcome to the Champ Clark family—we can’t wait to see the great things you’ll do!

07/17/2025

07/14/2025

Happy Birthday Sabrina. We hope you have a fantastic day! We appreciate everything you do.

07/08/2025

For those enrolled in DD Health Home - here are the July Classes.

07/02/2025

Lots of tools already on our phones or devices. Check these out!

Check out the free assistive technology apps and services available on Android. Learn more about them and how to use them!

06/28/2025

In this video we explore how you should enter someone's room. This video is an excerpt from our module 'Little Things.'When providing disability support the ...

06/21/2025

People with developmental and intellectual disabilities have had to fight to be seen as the rightful owners of their own lives, their own space. When you enter someone’s home as a support worker, you’re not clocking into your environment, you’re walking into theirs. That’s sacred.

It’s not about being polite, it’s about being person-centred in the deepest way. Shoes off if they ask. Quiet if they need it. Ask before moving things. Listen before doing. It’s their home, their rules, their life.

Dignity doesn’t need a policy. It needs practice.

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