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Shop and Dine in Kensington to Support Jubilee

Your ongoing support for Jubilee makes a difference in the lives of the 200 adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who rely on Jubilee for help at home, to navigate housing, and to create community. Thank you for supporting Jubilee on Giving Tuesday and throughout this holiday season. Donate securely on the Jubilee website. Kensington local businesses show their support… Read More »

Jubilee Launches Training Academy for Disability Frontline Staff

Initiative to Address Workforce Crisis in Maryland Frontline workers in the disability service field now have a new opportunity to improve their professional skills at Jubilee’s new training academy located in Kensington. The Academy at Jubilee opens its doors November 1 and welcomes all direct support professionals to take classes. The Academy aims to improve the quality of direct support… Read More »

A Father and Son Reunion

Embracing the Dignity of Risk As Shared by Jubilee Program Manager Egoyibo “Stella” Onyenkwere Jordan Gould’s life in Maryland is full, he’s busy with activities and people who care about him. But there was a hole in his life. His father lives all the way in Sweden, and they had not seen each other in five years. Jordan’s dad reached… Read More »

Lake Swim Signals Growing Confidence

Direct Support Staff Make a Difference On the 25th anniversary of the Yap family vacation to a remote island in Michigan, Maurine Yap swam across the cold, deep lake with her mom. This achievement has long been out of reach for Maurine, but something changed this year that made it possible. “One year ago, the amazing Shauna Miller came into… Read More »

Breaking Barriers Community Outreach

Jubilee’s Breaking Barriers team is here to help you navigate the complexities of applying for disability services. They specialize in overcoming language, cultural, and other barriers to accessing disability services. Join Breaking Barriers Senior Manager Lisa Lorraine for her monthly Charlemos (Spanish-language discussion) on disability resources. Held on the first Thursday of every month, the next Charlemos is scheduled for… Read More »

Good News for Linda and New Housemate Cindy

One year ago we shared with you the good news that Linda Hanna was finally moving to a place of her own with help from Jubilee. Linda loves her new house, where she is supported by award-winning support staff Augusta Lawanson. Now, on the anniversary of the big move we’re thrilled to share that Linda has more good news! Cindy… Read More »

Beaches, Shows, and Rollercoasters: Jubilee Vacations 2024

Trips Made Possible with Support from Generous Donors and Dedicated Staff It’s a wrap on Jubilee’s four annual vacations! These trips provide opportunities for people we support to have new experiences and deepen friendships. The elected members of the Activity Planning Committee help plan the trips, which creates leadership opportunities for many people supported by Jubilee. Jubilee’s Community Engagement Director… Read More »

Announcing Free Vaccine Clinics

Keep Yourself Safe from Flu and COVID Be the First to Get Your New Jubilee T-Shirt at the Clinic! Jubilee is proud to provide free flu and COVID vaccines at our upcoming clinics. The vaccine clinic is open to all staff and people supported by Jubilee. Your partnership is critical to the success of keeping our vulnerable community safe from… Read More »

September Community Outreach

Living Our Best Lives Tour and Breaking Barriers Community Outreach in September Sunday, September 8, from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Meet the Breaking Barriers team at the Vietnamese American Services Mid-Autumn Festival. Monday, September 9 at 4 p.m.: Learn more about Jubilee at this free, 30-minute virtual Living Our Best Lives story tour. RSVP to get your personalized zoom… Read More »

Whole House Renovation Benefits Two Women Jubilee Supports

Ruppert Family Honors Sister’s Memory with Commitment to Helping People with Disabilities Kimberlee and Tina* prefer a quiet life and they spend many happy hours at their home, known affectionately as Bethlehem House.  Located on a tree-lined cul-de-sac, the home takes its name from a Catholic faith-based group that serves the spiritual and communal needs of adults with disabilities in… Read More »

Jubilee Celebrates Support Staff

We’re shining a spotlight on our direct support professional (DSP) staff to highlight the important role they play in the lives of people they support. “I extend my heartfelt gratitude to our support staff every day, and especially during National DSP Week,” said Gia Richmond, Jubilee’s Director of Program Services. “Your dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment to supporting people with… Read More »

Housing Work Expands to Help More People

Jubilee Now Maryland’s Largest Housing Supports Provider When Brian Mason was ready to move to his own apartment, his family knew where to turn for help. Jubilee’s housing support team stepped in to work one-on-one with Brian to prepare for his big move. Brian participated in weekly budget meetings and training on how to be a successful tenant. A Jubilee… Read More »

Jubilee Thanks Board Members for Their Service

As Jubilee’s fiscal year concludes, we thank our departing Board members and welcome two new members to our Board, as well as our new President Tammie Howard and Vice President Dodd White. Thank you to Jeanette Stoltzfus and Tabitha Gingerich for your service to Jubilee’s Board, and a warm welcome to Raphaël Edou (Africa Program Manager, EIA Washington DC) and… Read More »

Jubilee Expands Efforts to Connect Underserved Communities to Disability Services

Welcome Housing Support Specialist Maria Martinez and Program Manager Daniel Garcia To help more people in the county from underserved communities access disability services Jubilee has expanded its ability to help people in Spanish-speaking households. Jubilee welcomes bilingual Housing Support Specialist Maria Martinez and Program Manager Daniel Garcia to Jubilee to better serve our Spanish-speaking clients and families. “We don’t… Read More »

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