Introducing New Advocacy Director
2023-10-06
E-Advocates #1 Introducing Our New Advocacy Director, Christina Ingoglia I want to introduce myself directly to the Emmaus Homes community. My name is Christina Ingoglia
E-Advocates #1 Introducing Our New Advocacy Director, Christina Ingoglia I want to introduce myself directly to the Emmaus Homes community. My name is Christina Ingoglia
UPDATE: Emmaus raised over $3,500! Thank you to those who joined us at Katie’s Pizza and Pasta in Rock Hill, MO, on May 24th for
Technology has always lent a helping hand for people with disabilities. Without it, Pat and many of our other clients could not grow to become more independent or connect with their loved ones. The technology that Pat uses on a daily basis has given him the chance to do routine tasks on his own. Since Pat uses a wheelchair, being able to do things for himself through limited movement or with the control of his voice is essential for his personal growth.
Technology has always lent a helping hand for people with disabilities. Without it, Pat and many of our other clients could not grow to become more independent or connect with their loved ones. The technology that Pat uses on a daily basis has given him the chance to do routine tasks on his own. Since Pat uses a wheelchair, being able to do things for himself through limited movement or with the control of his voice is essential for his personal growth.
Technology has always lent a helping hand for people with disabilities. Without it, Pat and many of our other clients could not grow to become more independent or connect with their loved ones. The technology that Pat uses on a daily basis has given him the chance to do routine tasks on his own. Since Pat uses a wheelchair, being able to do things for himself through limited movement or with the control of his voice is essential for his personal growth.
Looking for ways to support Emmaus? Join the Emmaus Annual Golf Tournament! This event takes place on Friday, April 28th at Bear Creek Golf Club
On March 1st, hundreds of Missourians with disabilities and their friends, families, and staff from every corner of the state traveled to the State Capitol
What is Diversity, Equity and Inclusion? Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is a phrase that has become important to individuals and organizations that are working
Written by Dr. Rachel C. Morgan In February of 2019, Missouri announced its initiative to become a “Technology First State”, as the Direct Support Personnel
As we’ve recently announced, for the second year in a row, an Emmaus team member has won ANCOR American Network of Community Options and Resources‘ 2022
Emmaus shared a historic announcement last week about an increase in starting salary of up to $18/hour for Direct Support Professionals (DSPs). DSPs provide a
Help Emmaus reach others who care about people with disabilities. Become an ambassador for Emmaus on Give STL Day! Give STL Day is a region-wide
Services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) are primarily funded through state and federal tax dollars. That is true at Emmaus and other
In 1987, President Ronald Reagan made a proclamation that March would be Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. The original proclamation called upon all Americans to ensure
Refer Someone! Follow Emmaus on Facebook and spread the word by sharing new openings! Reach out to a Recruiter. Visit www.EmmausCareers.org to find open positions
Want to build a deeper connection with Emmaus? Try being a Neighbor-to-Neighbor! Neighbor-to-Neighbor volunteering involves building a steady presence with one individual home. Inside that
Kelly* pulled on Mary’s hand, urging Mary to buckle her into the minivan. Even though no words were exchanged, Mary knew just what Kelly was
Gaela, Linda, Denise, and Theresa all live together in a highly active household. When they moved in with each other, these ladies and the Emmaus
Charlie and Mae Silverberg embody the truism that people support what they know and love. The Silverbergs were longtime donors to Emmaus. Their passion for
They say, “It takes a village,” and that could not be more true at Emmaus. The renovation of the Silverberg home is a beautiful example
Connectivity is a key component of daily life at Emmaus Homes, a non-profit organization that supports adults with developmental disabilities. Clients residing at their 60
Emmaus Direct Support Lead, Natasha, has recently given the phrase “Work That Matters” a whole new meaning at Emmaus. Natasha is always excited to teach valuable lessons to Brad and all of his housemates she supports. Her passion led to a fantastic idea that would teach Brad and his housemates how to love, share, and give to those who are less fortunate through an unforgettable experience.
People of faith often refer to their work as a “calling from God,” reflecting God’s invitation and initiative to include them in God’s redemptive work in the world. Joyce Golian is one of those who understands her daily work as being a divine calling. Joyce has been an Emmaus Direct Support Professional for just over a year, and her “road” to Emmaus involved faith, trust, and assurance in God.
Technology has always lent a helping hand for people with disabilities. Without it, Pat and many of our other clients could not grow to become more independent or connect with their loved ones. The technology that Pat uses on a daily basis has given him the chance to do routine tasks on his own. Since Pat uses a wheelchair, being able to do things for himself through limited movement or with the control of his voice is essential for his personal growth.
We are launching a brand new event… The Emmaus Poker Run! In Washington on June 12, 2021, participants will head off for a ride/poker run on a route featuring stops at local bars and wineries across Washington, MO. We will end at the Washington Fairgrounds with a concert and food & beverages.
The Emmaus Golf Tournament Silent Auction is open for online bidding! We have some amazing items and experiences that were generously donated to Emmaus from several local partners. Check out these items and spread the word to your friends and family…
We’ve switched to some new technology and we want you to know what to expect. To make sure that you have the best experience with Emmaus possible, we encourage you to complete a brief contact information survey. What does this mean for you?
The need for support of people with developmental disabilities won’t stop. Neither will Emmaus. Because of donors like you, our clients can continue to grow and have hope for their future. There are many different ways for you to support Emmaus…
Emmaus Homes has selected Softgiving, an Atlanta-based online fundraising platform and services company that serves charities, influencers, and brands, to help raise donations to provide services to adults with developmental disabilities…
Ellie knew she couldn’t be the only Emmaus family member that COVID-19 was affecting. She flipped open her laptop and went to the Emmaus website. From there, she learned how Emmaus had implemented procedures to keep her brother and his Direct Support Professionals healthy and safe during the pandemic. While it broke her heart, she understood. Ellie saw story after story of people with disabilities finding success even in this time of struggle…
We Need Your Help! Sadly, the DSP crisis has had an even more devastating impact on the people we are entrusted to serve. For people with disabilities, this crisis can mean that the staff they have come to love, and trust are often forced to leave Emmaus, and seek employment elsewhere.
The technology suite that is now a staple in Sean’s life only started to exist a few years ago. He was one of the first people at Emmaus to begin experimenting and equipping his room with assistive technology. By installing an Amazon Alexa, he paired commands with connected electronics in his room…
President Ronald Reagan originally coined March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in 1987, challenging the country to increase public awareness of the potential of Americans with developmental disabilities to live independent and meaningful lives in the community…
Emmaus is a leader in creating an inclusive community. With your help, people with developmental disabilities have overcome stigmatization and exclusion. Emmaus’ presence in our community makes it a welcoming place for people of all abilities…
Before COVID-19, Katie led a busy life and was constantly on the go. Katie enjoyed participating in programs, aquatics, concerts, and more. Katie is nonspeaking and relies on Direct Support Professionals like Ashley to express what she has to say. Since the pandemic, Katie and Ashley worked closer together than ever before to overcome the challenges presented to someone who cannot vocalize what they want to say.
We are excited to announce that your donations on Giving Tuesday December 1st will have TWICE the impact! Learn more about what this means and prepare for Giving Tuesday…
As a Quality Education Specialist and sometimes Direct Support Professional, Michael is finding the mission of Emmaus to be as crucial as ever in the wake of COVID. After 19 years, see how he continues to show up for our clients and direct support team members…
After 34 years with Emmaus, Cindy found her work-life completely changing. Usually, Cindy’s main role is to help train over 500 Direct Support Professionals a year but COVID has caused her to take a step back in time and return to her Direct Support Professional role.
COVID-19 continues to change our society and challenge our Direct Support workforce. Even people who have not become sick with COVID-19 are managing stress, uncertainty, and isolation during this difficult time. Natasha has been with Emmaus for two years and is a Direct Support Lead who currently supports Brad, Shane, Sean, and Jose in St. Charles.
The COVID-19 crisis has impacted Emmaus and the disability community in ways that are both universal and unique. Marissa is a Direct Support Lead and has been working with the women and men of Emmaus for 7 years. Marissa and her team are currently supporting Martha, Darla, and Roxy…
In America, about 1 in 5 people has a disability. Almost every political issue has some effect on the lives of people with disabilities, their families, and their support network…
Whether it’s because of the pandemic or due to the turbulent political climate, 2020 is an election year unlike any other. It seems like news is breaking every minute, facts are changing every day, and it’s hard to know who to trust for reliable, nonpartisan election info. Those of us in the disability community especially need trustworthy information about voting options and accommodations this year. On October 8th, Easterseals Midwest and Emmaus teamed up with Denise Lieberman of the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition for a virtual discussion about absentee voting (mail-in and in-person), accessible voting (polling accommodations for people with disabilities), and more.
If there is one thing Emmaus has plenty of, it’s spirit! The people we support at Emmaus and the Direct Support Professionals who share life
The Emmaus-ing race is shaping up to be the most exhilarating social distance fundraising, social event of the year! Teams will “race” across St. Charles
May 7th is #GiveSTLDay and we need YOUR help to #FillTheVan with critical supply needs! Come by the Emmaus Corporate Office (at 3731 Mueller Rd.
You want to put your dollars into action so that those with the greatest need in St. Louis can get through this crisis. The problem
Calling All Presenters: Do you have a special talent or skill that would be interesting to show off? Let us know! With many of the
Philanthropy: the desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed especially by the generous donation of money to good causes. At Emmaus, we see the
“As a parent of someone supported by Emmaus, I can say this. A home that’s set up with just Emmaus funds is not sufficient. We
With our upcoming event at Topgolf, many people have asked us why did we choose Topgolf? What makes it different than any other golf tournament?
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