A love of all animals, Star Wars, Boise State University, being an artist, a winking rainbow, doing gymnastics, reading “millions of books,” dancing — these are the things children in the Developmental Disabilities Program think of when they describe themselves and their interests.
This is the first year for the Idaho Children’s art contest highlighting children who receive developmental disability services throughout the state.
“We want to highlight the children in our program, because they are the reason we come to work each day,” said Sarah Allen, a supervisor in the Children’s Developmental Disabilities Program in the Department of Health and Welfare. “This contest showcased the kids in our program — their interests, strengths, talents, and future aspirations. It was really fun learning more about the kids we serve.” Continue reading “‘It’s About Me!’ highlights children in the developmental disabilities program”