As self advocacy became more prominent, the creation of the first People First group ultimately led to the creation of self advocacy advisory councils. Now local […]

As self advocacy became more prominent, the creation of the first People First group ultimately led to the creation of self advocacy advisory councils. Now local […]

The Board began contracting transportation through the Licking County Transit Board.

On August 24, 2009, the agency’s name changed to The Licking County Board of Developmental Disabilities, or LCBDD. In retelling our history, we have included the […]

LCBDD’s administrative office moved from 65 W. Church to the E.S. Weiant Center, site of the Starlight School, located at 116 N. 22nd St.

LCBDD’s administrative office moved from 65 W. Church to the E.S. Weiant Center, site of the Starlight School, located at 116 N. 22nd St.

The Board’s preschool program merged with similar programs operated by the public school systems. Newark City Schools expanded their own preschool program to accommodate children living in […]

Under the leadership of Early Childhood Director Molly Kurtz, LCBDD staff members began training to provide PLAY Project as an option for local families. PLAY is […]

Under the leadership of Early Childhood Director Molly Kurtz, LCBDD staff members began training to provide PLAY Project as an option for local families. PLAY is […]