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Front-Liners Keeping Us Going During COVID-19

May 1, 2020 - As we all continue to transition back to normal life (our transition will be more gradual than others) we felt it important to acknowledge what life has looked like over the past 71 days for our staff and the folks they serve. Outdoor games, Battleship, baking, crafting, Zoom meetings, drawing tutorials, basketball, long walks, card games, and fighting the almost-constant tug of restlessness…It’s not over, but the end IS IN SIGHT!

We want to take this opportunity to thank our DSP’s, once again, for working tirelessly to keep things positive despite all the pandemonium. A one-stop-shop was organized in which day staff drops by each morning to “gear-up” for the day. Many games, crafts, and activities are introduced daily to those we serve. Memories are being made and we’re coming out stronger and better equipped to face the future. The team-work and camaraderie displayed across the board here are truly astounding. Our hats are off to ALL of the DSP’s who work at Futures Unlimited, Inc. They are the front-liners who keep us going!

Futures Unlimited was the regional award winner for the South Central region for the non-traditional talent pool category for 2022. This award went to companies that have gone above and beyond to hire
When Sumner County Hospital and Caldwell Family Clinic opened to the public on January 30th, they needed a way to transport non-ambulatory patients while the EMS vehicle was needed elsewhere
Tree planting commemorates one dozen trees being planted in Futures’ newly expanded discovery playground made possible by a GrowMoreGood Garden Grant.
Northfield Apartments property manager, Dawn Stevenson (middle) and her staff, Dana Dick (left) and Kari Dvorak (right) are available to residents on-site most days of the week. Northfield in Caldwell