CENTENNIAL, Colo. — After high school, plenty of young adults are faced with the questions of “what’s next?” For a young man in Centennial, that question is much harder to answer given his rare disability, so his family is asking for help to change his life for the better.
Designers are considering a hybrid for curbless design. Eliminating curbs has been a concern for members of the blind community. Continued guidance from the blind community is needed. Each block will have its own theme: History, Art, Family, Playground. It was suggested that outreach be done with specific groups for input for interactive features (e.g., persons with autism, blind community, people who are deaf, etc.). The public will be keep dated through various tools. There will also be activities during construction such as “coffee on the mall” to provide descriptions of progress on project. Potential missing stakeholders: Craig Hospital, Youth, Law Enforcement, people experiencing homelessness.
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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs in partnership with the Elizabeth Dole Foundation (EDF) today announced the launch of a new foundation program granting family caregivers access to no-cost, short-term aid to help those caring for wounded, ill or injured Veterans or service members in their homes during the coronavirus pandemic.
Under the Respite Relief for Military and Veteran Caregivers program, caregivers of Veterans can apply to receive approximately 24-hours of respite care from a CareLinx professional to help with bathing, companionship, cooking, exercising, grooming, light housekeeping, medical and medication reminders, mobility assistance, transportation and other activities. Read more
