Sheridan, Student Services Supervisor at Marion City Schools, brings personal and professional experience advocating for those in our community with developmental disabilities. She earned a Masters of Education Leadership from the University of Cincinnati, a Transition Work Endorsement from Wright State University, and her Bachelors of Science in Special Education also from the University of …
MCBDD welcomes a new board member, Jennifer SheridanRead More
Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities (MCBDD) is centered around giving those served the ability to live, learn, and earn in the Marion County community. This mission is only carried out with the partnerships of over 50 local organizations and individual providers who directly serve the intellectual and developmentally disabled population locally. Based on available …
MCBDD Welcomes New Adult Day Service Provider, R.I.S.E., a division of Wings of an AngelRead More
Each week, this series shares Marion-Made! stories of our many wonderful people, places, products, and programs in the greater Marion community. To read more stories of Marion’s great people, places, products, and programs, or to share some of your own stories, visit us at marionmade.org or on social media. Today, we breakdown the simplicity and …
MarionMade!: It takes a community to provide support for developmental disabilitiesRead More
Many of us may not be able to relate to the challenges that come with having a child or being a person with developmental disabilities (or sometimes, multiple diagnoses as well as mental health challenges), but I would say a much larger portion of the population can relate to being a parent of a child. Think of …
Marca Industries, Inc., a provider of Adult Day Service programs for those in our community with developmental disabilities recently welcomed new Chief Executive Officer, Michelle Horsley to lead the team. Horsley, a Bucyrus native, earned her Master of Business Administration and Bachelors of Business Administration degrees from the University of Phoenix. She started her educational …
Marion County Board of DD Provider, Marca Industries, Inc. Welcomes New CEORead More
With tragedy comes random acts of kindness. We have seen many instances of this in Marion, Ohio, and beyond. Last week, the Clearwater Council of Government (COG) acquired over 700 face shields to be distributed throughout the seven County Boards of DD that they support. The shields will be distributed to essential direct support professionals …
Emily and Ron Levy were just getting used to parenting when they found out that they were going to have their second child. Kennedy, their little girl would be a big sister at just 12 months old. Although this was not in the plan, the family was going to grow and they were excited. Their …
It took Frank LeVenia a little while to discover how deep his family’s love for him really was, but now, almost 200 pounds lighter, his heart is heavy with love and his body is light and energetic. It’s all thanks to his family. Frank’s story starts with the Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities (MCBDD) …
Frank’s Ability To Lose Weight Was Far From A DisabilityRead More
Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) announced that Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities (MCBDD) was awarded accreditation for a period of three years effective March 1, 2020 with an expiration date of February 28, 2023. This accreditation decision represents the highest level of accreditation that can be given to an organization and shows the …
Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities earns Three-Year DODD AccreditationRead More
The Marion County Commissioners recently appointed Robert (Bob) King to serve as a board member of the Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities (MCBDD). King, originally from Zanesville has called Marion home for the past 30 years. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice at Aurora College in Chicago and went on to …
Commissioners appoint new board member to Marion County Board of Developmental DisabilitiesRead More
