InCommunity’s mission is to provide meaningful support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live safe, HEALTHY, and joyful lives in their communities. Check out how we implement habits of health at our adult day programs each week.
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Read MoreAutistic people see the world in a unique way that’s different from everyone else, and that’s something to embrace.” – Chris Bonnello, Autistic Author
Read MoreInCommunity celebrates our new CEO & President, Angela Long…
Read MoreInCommunity celebrates Women's History Month by recognizing our dedicated caregivers like…
Read MoreWe are grateful for our amazing community partner, Walmart Alpharetta Supercenter, for their support through Health & Wellness Days of Giving!
Read MoreThis last Sunday the InCommunity team was invited to @northpointcommunitychurch to kick off the “Be Rich” campaign!
Read MoreThe UnlockGA team shares their powerful story with the Patient & Family Centered Care (PFCC) program based in Long Beach, California.
Read MoreThe UnlockGA Team was invited to speak at the Prader-Willi Syndrome, Georgia State Conference!
Read MoreJoin us for the Southeastern Community & Disability (SCAD) Awards at Zoo Atlanta's Savanna Hall Michael Carlos Ballroom on Friday, October 6th from 11am - 1pm.
Read MoreAfter 29 years at InCommunity and its predecessors, Whitney Fuchs has resigned from InCommunity as President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Read MoreCheck out this Life With the Spectrum interview hosted by Gina Kavali, featuring our very own Chief Operating Officer, Jose Delgado!
Read MoreOn Saturday, June 10th, InCommunity’s Excitement Committee hosted their annual picnic at Stone Mountain Park Railroad Pavilion.
Read MoreInCommunity’s Beyond Horizons Center participated in their first ever yard sale with parents and other community members!
Read MoreAlong with InCommunity, other nonprofits honored at the event included…
Read MoreWe wanted to make sure you were all aware that yesterday President Biden signed an Executive Order on Increasing Access to High-Quality Care and Supporting Caregivers.
Read MoreOn Saturday, March 18th, InCommunity participated in Gwinnett County Public School’s annual transition fair which saw over 900 attendees in 3 hours.
Read MoreThank you to Kimberly Harrell and Patti Solomon for leading our first program committee meeting!
Read MoreToday the directors, James Wells, Samantha Altmann, and members of the Nashville Children’s Choir stopped by our Marietta Enrichment Center…
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