Fall 2007- Making A Difference Magazine - (Georgia Governsonr's Council on Developmental Disablities) -
A Journey to: Homeownership and Independence by Anthony Fuller

2/07 -Marietta- The Kroger bakery off Roswell Road near East Lake Parkway and Robinson Road won't be the same with the retirement of Minnie Cupp, 67.

12/06 Judge, FDTC members celebrate program's success. Last week, some familiar faces were spotted at a tea hosted by juvenile court of Cobb County Judge Juanita Stedman.

11/06 - Duo hit streets in half marathon for health services. Two members of the Cobb and Douglas Community Service Board (CDCSB) run today in the Atlanta Track Club's half marathon to kick off a fundraising effort of epic proportions.

10/06 - Denise Broadway is a veteran hairstylist, published poet and budding author. She's also struggled for years with bipolar disorder, a mental health malady that routinely precludes work for many people who have the disease.

4/06 -The Cobb-Douglas Community Services Boards are pleased to announce our association with Cary Griffin and Dave Hammis through Griffin-Hammis Assocciates, LLC in offering consultation, technical assistance, and Best Practice training

3/06 Despite her Austism, Shannon is an Advocate for Disabled. Shannon Barnes, 23, stood recently before a group of social workers during a session of a statewide conference. Speaking publicly is a bold feat for most people, but is even more remarkable for Shannon.

2/06 -'We are the exception to the rule' Jim Slattery, the resident artist at the Cobb and Douglas Community Services Board, helps people with developmental disabilities find more meaning in their work and lives. Works done by disabled people at the board's three centers, in the Bridge to Community Art Project, are popping up in homes and galleries in Cobb County and around metro Atlanta.

1/06 -Project Hope provides evacuees service. Counseling now offered to Katrina victims in Cobb, Douglas.

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