What’s your story?

Every person and family we support has their own unique story to tell. At LCBDD, we are honored to be a part of each and every journey.

Sharing these stories helps reflect the incredibly diverse community that we serve while helping those we support make connections and find belonging. 

Storytelling is a part of our culture at LCBDD and we hope you enjoy this always growing collection of profiles, stories and moments.

Do you have a success story you'd like to share? We want to hear it and celebrate with you!  Contact Anna Jeffries at 740-322-6911 or anna.jeffries@lcountydd.org to get started. 

Success Stories

June 8, 2021
Donnie Urban standing in a field on his family's farm.

Meet Donnie!

Donnie Urban has packed his schedule with work and volunteering.
May 28, 2021
A picture of Brooklyn Grady before prom.

Celebrating the class of 2021

Congrats to all graduating seniors!
May 27, 2021
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LCBDD receives three-year state accreditation

This is the best accreditation term a county board can receive.
May 25, 2021
The 2021 class of Project SEARCH interns.

Congrats 2021 Project SEARCH grads!

In a challenging year, these interns truly shined.
May 14, 2021
Projext SEARCH intern Olivia pushes a cart.

Pandemic year Project SEARCH brought new opportunities for interns.

As graduation approaches, interns share plans for the future.
April 19, 2021
Nancy Lochmeyer has been working at Virtues Golf Club since 2019.

‘An exceptional employee’

Nancy Lochmeyer has had a great experience working at Virtues Golf Club.
April 16, 2021
Rose Kimble at My Place Childcare.

‘I found a way to be a teacher’

Rose Kimble celebrates 10 years at My Place Childcare.
April 15, 2021
RJ Langley waters the plants in his greenhouse.

Meet RJ!

RJ Langley is using his green thumb to help others.
April 14, 2021
Joanna Lawrence and her family pose for a photo.

‘On the same journey’

Autism Society Central Ohio offers support groups, acceptance and advocacy
March 29, 2021
Charlie Lee enjoys making funny short films.

Creating worlds and characters

Charlie Lee, of Reynoldsburg, was recently recognized for his funny short film.