Commissioners declare March Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month; Community Health Corps outlines services
Summary
Harrison County accepted a proclamation declaring March 2023 Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. Patty Brady read the Governor's proclamation and Randy Lofold highlighted Community Health Corps services across nine counties and plans for a Synergy Center office in Marshall.
The court on March 14 adopted a proclamation recognizing March 2023 as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month for Harrison County.
Patty Brady of Community Health Corps read the Governor's proclamation, noting an estimated 480,000 Texans with developmental disabilities and urging inclusion in classrooms and workplaces. Brady introduced guests including the board chair and Marshall ISD transition staff.
Randy Lofold, board chair for Community Health Corps, told commissioners the organization provides services across nine counties "from Panola all the way to Bowie County," including child and youth mental-health services, recovery-based services and outreach to veterans. He said the group plans a Synergy Center at the old Capital One building and that Brady will have an office there. Commissioners thanked the organization and affirmed continued partnership.
The proclamation and remarks stressed inclusion, workforce opportunity and the importance of local volunteer and sponsor support for services and programs.
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