In May 1927, a group of people concerned about the health and welfare of children with disabilities founded St. Louis Society for Crippled Children. Through several name changes, this organization served individuals with disabilities by providing clinical services, educational...
LifeBridge Partnership had much to celebrate in 2018 and we resolve to make 2019 even better! Our goal is to facilitate our clients’ pursuit of a community life. Whether we are partnering with clients to develop skills or build...
All of us at LifeBridge Partnership are so thankful for the many people that have supported our mission through the years – none more so than our clients and their families. As we enter into this holiday season of...
We often speak about advocating for people with disabilities. Advocacy comes in many forms, walking alongside an individual . . . championing a cause or idea . . . formally and publicly lobbying for a specific cause. At LifeBridge...
In my August message, I noted that we have worked with clients for 91 years and that the longevity of this agency was the result of hard work and careful consideration of future needs. I also shared that we...
It’s hard to believe it’s already August and school is in session. Our two LifeBridge Camps are behind providing many fond memories. The adults in our Out & About program have enjoyed a summer full of outdoor activities such...
Each July 4, we celebrate Independence Day, the holiday honoring the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, our nation’s birth. I was blessed to celebrate the holiday with many people over the course of several days and enjoyed the...
The LifeBridge community. Community may be defined as a particular geographic area or a group of people working together toward a common goal or interest. LifeBridge Partnership was founded with the belief that children with disabilities should be part...
House Bill 1565, sponsored by Representative Kevin Engler, has passed out of the Senate committee last week. This bill would raise the asset limits for an individual with a disability and still enable them to remain eligible for Medicaid....
April 3, 2014 — United Way St. Louis To read this article on United Way’s website, click here. By Jessica Shank Not too long ago, I was trying to get a friend to do a service project with me....