Warm(er) weather and fun activities ‘RAIN’ in April

April 6, 2022

Latham students and staff are excited about April finally arriving! Our calendars are bursting with activities. The Children’s Program’s Residential Activities Calendar provides a schedule of events for students to plan for and look forward to. The Res team is so creative with a variety of fun, engaging activities – from ‘Aquatics Club’ to ‘Yoga…

Two of our favorite places on Cape Cod

April 5, 2022

The Bass River class is taking advantage of some beautiful spring weather (and giving us all inspiration about getting out and exploring!)  They visited Scargo Tower in Dennis, the highest point in the mid-Cape area with incredible views of Scargo Lake and Cape Cod Bay. They also stopped at Drummer Boy Park in Brewster, saying…

STEM in the classroom

April 4, 2022

The Rock Harbor classroom enjoyed their STEM projects last week. Special Education Teacher Jenise M. worked with her students on the ins and outs of bridge construction, proper engineering, and teamwork. Jenise shared, “We’re working hard in Rock Harbor! We just finished our STEM unit and I thought I’d share what everyone built!”  Thank you for…

Spreading Autism awareness and emphasizing resilience

April 2, 2022

Today (Saturday, April 2nd) is World Autism Awareness Day! Behavior Technician Ashley B. from our Children’s Program compiled some of her favorite educational resources on Autism for our greater Latham community and beyond. (Stay tuned for photos from campus next week, in honor of National Autism Awareness Day (and World Autism Month)! General info- CDC…

Tip of the Week: Advocating for hope and opportunity

April 1, 2022

The advocacy meeting this afternoon hosted by CCDN (Cape Cod Disability Network) Advocacy Event: Please join CCDN’s meeting with Cape & Plymouth legislators – Latham Centers is so much more than a meeting about budgets. It is a way for us to show that the people we support deserve care, hope, and opportunities to live meaningful lives.…

Heartfelt thanks from Jodi (and Adult Services)

March 31, 2022

Residential Manager JoEllen Whatley expressed sincere appreciation to all who helped with the Hazelmoor “refresh” completed last week: “I just wanted to say THANK YOU ALL!! The reviews are so positive, and the residents truly love their ‘new’ home. So many of you contributed to making this such a success – from the maintenance miracle…

Reaching our goals

March 30, 2022

At Latham, we’re all about being motivated, being happy, and reaching our goals!  Scott set a personal goal for himself a few months ago, and we are so proud that he has reached his weight goal. He’s happy to be able to fully participate in horseback riding this spring, and we’re all inspired by his dedication! …

Advocacy Event: Please join CCDN’s meeting with Cape & Plymouth legislators

March 28, 2022

Call to Action:  Please join us online this Friday afternoon! Massachusetts legislators are planning next year’s budget, and the entire disability community needs your help! We need to increase funding to hire and keep great human services professionals to support our individuals with the services and supports they need. At our virtual meeting with Cape & Plymouth legislators, you’ll hear from parents, board members, and legislators about budget…

PWS Tip of the Week: Community

March 25, 2022

Never underestimate the power of community. Many children and adults with PWS come to us without ever having the experience of being part of a community of their peers. Having true friends that understand you is something that we take for granted. When you see people with PWS discover their community and start forming friendships…

“Life is Good” – stay tuned for more on this beautiful Adult Services “refresh”

March 24, 2022

Staff and residents at one of Latham Centers’ group residences held a small open house yesterday to show off the full interior “refresh” of the home. The open house was a wonderful celebration of teamwork. Can you sense the happiness and pride in this photo of a few of our Latham staff members and individuals…

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