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Wendell Foster creates area’s first Aktion Club
On December 12, 2018, Wendell Foster started the area’s first Aktion Club. Aktion Club is one of the Kiwanis family’s Service Leadership Programs and the only service club for adults with disabilities, with more than 12,000 members worldwide. more: Wendell Foster creates area’s first Aktion Club
Wendell Foster Welcomes New Therapists
We would like to welcome our new outpatient therapists that recently joined Wendell Foster: more: Wendell Foster Welcomes New Therapists
Wendell Foster CEO Named Chairperson for LeadingAge Kentucky Committee
Wendell Foster is very pleased to announce the appointment of Eric Scharf, the organization’s Chief Executive Officer, as the Chairperson for LeadingAge’s Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (ID/DD) Committee representing Kentucky. more: Wendell Foster CEO Named Chairperson for LeadingAge Kentucky Committee
Wendell Foster campus makes way for progress
By Renee Beasley Jones, Messenger-Inquirer
Wendell Foster announces Owensboro Health as premier sponsor of half marathon
By Marlys Mason Owensboro Times
Wendell Foster is proud to announce that Owensboro Health is now the premiere sponsor of the Wendell Foster Half Marathon that will be held in Owensboro on March 23.
more: Wendell Foster announces Owensboro Health as premier sponsor of half marathon
2018 Volunteer of the Year Announced
Wendell Foster names Laura Payne, 2018 Volunteer of the Year at annual volunteer banquet.
Respect Starts Now! Campaign Reaches Thousands
Wendell Foster’s “Respect Starts Now!” educational campaign reached a total of 8,200 school kids in 2018.
Foster starts local chapter
Go Baby Go hopes to adapt toy cars for special needs children
By Renee Beasley Jones Messenger-Inquirer
Five-year-old Hannah Hudson watched her mom drag a decked-out pink Jeep through a wide door way at Wendell Foster, where Hannah attends therapy sessions.