The Choice to Be Baptized: Supporting Spiritual Decisions in the I/DD Community In the intellectual and development disabilities field, we often talk about the importance of personal choice. People with […]

National Disability Employment Awareness Month: What It Is and Why It Matters Key Takeaways NDEAM’s purpose: National Disability Employment Awareness Month recognizes the skills and contributions of people with disabilities […]

Crutch or Compass? Faith of Convenience vs. Faith of Conviction Lately, I’ve been reflecting on my own walk with Christ, not someone else’s faith, not the church, not our culture. […]

Back-to-School Vibes: Making New Friends “A friend loves at all times.” – Proverbs 17:17 There is something about this time of year that brings back those familiar back-to-school vibes; new […]

The Echoing Way: Building a Culture Where Employees Feel Seen, Heard, and Appreciated At Echoing Hills, we believe culture does not happen by accident. It is built through people, relationships, […]

What Do You Bring to the Table? Over the past week, I’ve had several experiences that have made me think about something I’ve noticed repeatedly over the past few years: we […]

Group Homes vs. Supported Living: What Families Should Know Key Takeaways Group homes are small, shared residential settings focused on community integration and daily living support, typically funded through Medicaid […]

Don’t Bury It. Bring It. “Well done, good and faithful servant.” – Matthew 25:21 Have you ever stopped to think about the gifts God has given you? Maybe you can […]

5 Questions Families Should Ask When Exploring Disability Services Key Takeaways Waitlists can run for years. Apply earlier than feels necessary. Staff turnover tells you more about a provider than […]

Growing the Mission Through the Fruit of the Spirit Every organization has a culture. Some cultures develop by chance. Great cultures grow on purpose. At Echoing Hills, we believe our […]