We have a busy week of projects! Today was the first of three!

Congratulations to our Civic fellows Aprille Moore and Corinna Matthies for graduating from the Hands on Atlanta Civic leadership program!

We know you've been calling, emailing, and tweeting at your Senators to tell them why supporting a meaningful investment in the Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) program is essential. Your actions so far have been invaluable in elevating the importance of the HCBS program for people with IDD.

Take a look at how today’s achievement award ceremony at MEC went…

Check out this video of InCommunity's CEO, Whitney Fuchs, advocating for our DSP staff on the capital floor to pass Georgia Senate Bill 610.

A huge thanks to the players of the Fan Controlled Football League for coming to spend some volunteer time at our adult day program in South Fulton this morning.

Thank you to everyone who came out and joined us at this year’s 33rd annual spring Gala.

Guy Lenz is ‘the watermelon man’ at Lanier Community Gardens, and InCommunity was lucky enough to get him as a partner in Spring of 2021!

It’s National Volunteer Week! All week we’ll be sharing stories of some of the amazing people and organizations that give of their time and talents in support of InCommunity.

InCommunity’s Jose Delgado & Whitney Fuchs had the opportunity to collaborate with ANCOR’s CEO, Barbara Merrill and CMS Federal Director, Daniel Tsai

Take the time to get acquainted with InCommunity’s new Director of Development, Mrs. Leyla Compani.

This morning at 10 AM the Senate Appropriations Human Development Subcommittee met, where they heard a budget presentation from the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD).

Ramah House is the lucky recipient of this month’s FORE Your Neighbor event!

This Valentine’s day the individuals at our day programs had a great time!

InCommunity was selected for the Round Three 2020 CDBG-CV Program by the city of Roswell.

Helping Hands make a world of difference

Unfortunately, recent changes to the enrollment process for respite by DBHDD (Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities) could dramatically change the availability of this service for thousands of Georgians!