Recent News

In Memoriam: Mitch Kucharski

It is with great sadness that we share that Mitch Kucharski passed away on Friday, October 24. Mitch was supported by Jubilee for 11 years.  Mitch was a social and outgoing person who loved to explore his community. He maintained a close and loving relationship with his mother Diane Richardson (pictured here together). Our thoughts are with Mitch’s mother, brother… Read More »

Jubilee Support Staff Wins Statewide Award

The Maryland state government recently recognized the transformational work of direct support professionals (DSP) during an awards ceremony for Outstanding Direct Support Professionals. We’re thrilled to share that Jubilee’s Olufemi (Femi) Okunlola won an Outstanding DSP Award. Out of hundreds of nominations, 33 direct support professionals were awarded. The award was jointly presented by the Maryland Department of Disabilities and… Read More »

It’s a Family Affair at Jubilee

Three Generations of One Family Make a Difference The family feel at Jubilee is alive and well! And for the Green family, it’s more than a feeling. Program Manager Janeice Green joined Jubilee in 2001. Since then, Janeice’s family members have joined her in making a difference for people with disabilities. “My daughter Jazmine was three months old when I… Read More »

Home Renovation Reveal

Jubilee Association of Maryland recently renovated one of its group homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Despite the challenges of renovating a home where people live, a whole house renovation was desperately needed. Beyond cosmetic changes, the house needed updates that would make it easier for people with disabilities to live comfortably and age in place with staff… Read More »

Jubilee Vacations Bring Joy

Your Generosity Helps Make Vacations Possible for Jubilee Community Jubilee vacations are an annual highlight for our community! These trips bring together friends for experiences outside of daily routines and are talked about all year long. This year, Jubilee hosted trips to Ocean City, Md., and Williamsburg, Va.. Thrill seekers enjoyed roller coasters, parasailing, and Go Kart racing. Others enjoyed… Read More »

Mocktails and Microwaves

Volunteer Group Brings Festivity and Housewarming Gifts Volunteer groups often make a tangible contribution to Jubilee, and they can also touch the hearts of our Jubilee community members. Recently, the CRECE Leadership Program hosted a housewarming celebration for people Jubilee supports moving into new apartments. “We envisioned this gathering as an opportunity to bring joy, connection, and recognition to the… Read More »

Welcome New Housing Support Services Program Director

A warm Jubilee welcome to Felicia Denman, our new Housing Support Services Program Director. Felicia brings more than 15 years of expertise in affordable housing, community development, and real estate to Jubilee. She is recognized for her ability to build partnerships, enhance program performance, and deliver sustainable community impact. “Since launching in 2021, Jubilee’s Housing Support Services program has helped… Read More »

Client Council Election Season

Attend Client Council Meeting on Sunday, August 31 Jubilee’s highly anticipated elections for Client Council take place this Fall. Kick-off to election season begins at the next Client Council meeting, held on Sunday, August 31. Client Council is Jubilee’s self-advocacy organization for the people we support. Elected members help shape community engagement programming, including the annual Client Council retreat. They… Read More »

Looming Medicaid Cuts Explained

Advocacy Remains Crucial While a new federal law (the One Big Beautiful Bill Act) includes steep cuts to Medicaid, it is important for you to know that none of Jubilee’s services are in immediate jeopardy. Adults with disabilities continue to rely on Jubilee for the high-quality support that helps them live independently. Much remains uncertain at this point, but we… Read More »

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