Nonprofit Launching College-Like Program For Adults With IDD
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Everyday Sunshine, a Decatur, Alabama nonprofit thrift store that employs 11-12 adults with developmental disabilities, is launching Everyday Sunshine University this month—a day program offering continuing education, social development, and job training for young adults with IDD who face limited options after high school graduation. The program was inspired by the founders' daughter Amelie and similar programs around Alabama.
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