Prescott/Nevada County Special Services, Inc

02/06/2026

02/05/2026

Pictured is a workman with his equipment, clearing ice off the driveway of Hatley House in Prescott. The Hatley staff reported the heavy equipment is usually brought in to clear places such as nursing homes and other critical spots in Prescott and now they have added Hatley House, providing safe footing for our individuals getting out to shop for groceries, or trips to the variety of stops in Prescott. ROCOH/PNC staffer Kelly Bass reports "The Police Chief made a post about transporting anyone who needs back and forth to work and so one of our individuals has utilized that service, which was great!" On behalf of the staff and individuals at ROCOH and especially at HATLEY HOUSE in Prescott, we extend warmest thanks to those who literally went out of their way to help their community.

01/14/2026

11/19/2025

Bright Beginnings November Newsletter

11/12/2025

What's a great way to spend a Saturday night? For the clients of Hatley House, it's taking in the high-flying action of the Haybarn Championship Wrestling matches in Prescott. Last weekend was no exception as wrestlers pounded and flew around the ring wrestling for title belts. The wrestlers are also big fans of ROCOH and PNC individuals! Pictured is primarily the Hatley group with one of the grapplers tucked in the back of the photo. It's great that the wrestlers make time to engage with the fans and make new ones at our organization. Haybarn Wrestling matches take place every two weeks and we at ROCOH & PNC encourage support for a great group of the nicest/toughest competitors. Watch their page for more information.

10/15/2025

Bright Beginnings October 2025 Newsletter

09/30/2025

HOPE, AR. – Rainbow of Challenges, Inc. & Prescott-Nevada County Special Services announced its sponsorship of the USDA Food Program. Meals will be available at no charge or at a reduced charge to children/adults at all ROC/PNC day service facilities. In accordance with Federal law and the United States Department of Agriculture policy, ROC/PNC does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, s*x, age, disability, and reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity.

Rainbow of Challenges, Inc. (ROCOH) is a private, non-profit, community-based provider of a vast array of supports and services for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Rainbow of Challenges, Inc., is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

09/30/2025

Bright Beginnings Spirit Week

09/04/2025

It’s never easy to say “good-bye”. Good-bye means someone is going away.

Many times there is no “see you later” because that person had passed away and finding the right words to say or describe how one feels about that person are hard to find.

David Dougan was one of those people.

Now is the time to say “good-bye” one last time for a man who left a positive mark on anyone he met.

His actions spoke louder than the words he might say and as a member of Hatley House in Prescott, becoming one of their most popular individuals.

He was constantly surrounded by his housemates at Hatley and Dougan had a personality to match.
Dougan was considered the “Papaw” of Hatley House.

He was known to have a big appetite for a good cheeseburger and was a collector of colorful golf tees.

Along with the entire staff at Hatley House, he will be greatly missed by his special friend, Shelby Jackson, who was a constant companion for years.

Dougan left behind a legacy of love of others and examples on in order to have a friend, you have to be a friend.

Many at ROCOH and Hatley House will miss David Dougan as many were considered like family to him and his memory will remain with many for years to come.