Emmaus at Real Voices Real Choices
2025-10-07
Emmaus clients shine at the MOAAIDD workshop, using storytelling to build community, express identity, and advocate for inclusion.
Emmaus clients shine at the MOAAIDD workshop, using storytelling to build community, express identity, and advocate for inclusion.
Emmaus clients shine at the MOAAIDD workshop, using storytelling to build community, express identity, and advocate for inclusion.
Susie Parker’s journey leads the 2025 Summer Messenger—highlighting advocacy, inclusion, and the impact of Emmaus.
Emmaus clients shine at the MOAAIDD workshop, using storytelling to build community, express identity, and advocate for inclusion.
Emmaus clients shine at the MOAAIDD workshop, using storytelling to build community, express identity, and advocate for inclusion.
Are you stuck in a cycle of ineffective leadership habits? Break free from the Groundhog Day of business mistakes and create lasting change.
Celebrate a year of progress at Emmaus with our Annual Report, highlighting The Learning Lab, adaptive services, and client success stories.
Susie Parker shares her first visit to Capitol Hill, advocating for disability services and inspiring others to join the cause.
We are excited to share our latest Emmaus Messenger with you, filled with inspiring stories highlighting our amazing clients and those committed to their growth
The ability to communicate is a fundamental human right, yet nonspeaking individuals with disabilities often face significant barriers. These barriers stem from societal assumptions and lack of access to communication technology. At Emmaus, we aim to empower all individuals, including those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs), to advocate for themselves.
When you search for the term self-care online, images of candlelight baths, massages, and watching a sunset in a beautiful location will populate your screen.
The Art of Listening: How Simple Questions Can Lead To Deep Insights May 21, 2024 | Blog by Stacy Spradling, Chief Human Resource Officer At
Healthcare is more than just medicine; it’s about the human connection. In the bustling hallways of Francis Howell High School, a group of senior students,
We are extremely grateful to all sponsors for this year’s Emmaus Golf Tournament! Through these partnerships, we are able to put on a fabulous event
Emmaus Spring Messenger 2024 is out, and this edition is a celebration of strength and new beginnings. Check out the edition to hear more about:
We are over the moon to announce that the Emmaus Golf Tournament has officially sold out! This event promises to be a day of joy,
Confronting biases against individuals with developmental disabilities is crucial for equality, inclusivity, and fuller lives
Last year at the Emmaus Golf Tournament at Bear Creek Golf Course was something special — a real show of community spirit and a big
Confronting biases against individuals with developmental disabilities is crucial for equality, inclusivity, and fuller lives
Embark on a journey with Tim as he discovers the magic of first-time experiences and personalized care at the Lake of Ozarks.
Embark on a journey with Tim as he discovers the magic of first-time experiences and personalized care at the Lake of Ozarks.
Embark on a journey with Tim as he discovers the magic of first-time experiences and personalized care at the Lake of Ozarks.
Embark on a journey with Tim as he discovers the magic of first-time experiences and personalized care at the Lake of Ozarks.
Embark on a journey with Tim as he discovers the magic of first-time experiences and personalized care at the Lake of Ozarks.
Embark on a journey with Tim as he discovers the magic of first-time experiences and personalized care at the Lake of Ozarks.
Embark on a journey with Tim as he discovers the magic of first-time experiences and personalized care at the Lake of Ozarks.
Embark on a journey with Tim as he discovers the magic of first-time experiences and personalized care at the Lake of Ozarks.
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
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
Emmaus is proud to announce that Michael Guess, Direct Support Professional was selected as the 2022 DSP of the Year for Missouri. Michael was nominated
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
Before tossing 2021 away, we wanted to take a moment and reflect on some of the incredible memories you’ve helped create. These are only a
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
A group of Emmaus clients and team members went on a very special trip to Las Vegas this past April! The trip was made possible
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.
Join us in helping people with developmental disabilities live like you and me.