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SOAR365 is excited to welcome Dean Browell, PhD as the newest member of its Board of Directors. A longtime volunteer and advocate, Dean brings deep engagement with SOAR365’s mission, along with professional expertise in research, leadership development, and community connection that will support the organization’s continued growth and impact.
Bon Secours nursing students complete a semester of service with staff and program participants at SOAR365’s Staples Mill and Saunders locations. Nursing students participate in daily activities, crafts, and more. They also lead health-focused lessons, teaching participants about topics such as proper handwashing, white coat syndrome, and other wellness practices.
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On this episode of Discussing Disability, we sit down with John Walker, President and CEO of SOAR365, to reflect on a milestone moment—his 10th year leading the organization—and to look ahead to what 2026 has in store.
At Camp Baker, kids and adults with disabilities get to enjoy the traditional summer camp experience. Applications for Summer 2026 are now live!
For nearly 12 years, SOAR365’s Business Solutions team has partnered with Cencora to handle this critical process. The partnership provides reliable operational support for Cencora and, just as importantly, meaningful, paid jobs for people with disabilities.
For more than 20 years, KOVAR has been a trusted partner in SOAR365’s mission to create life-fulfilling opportunities for individuals with disabilities.
At SOAR365, our Pediatric Therapy team focuses on helping children reach their full potential while supporting their families along the way. This article explains pediatric therapy and the different types of services available, including Early Intervention and common therapy options.
A Crew Leader on SOAR365’s Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance team at Bellwood, Jacob Hoffman shared his story and his belief that disability does not define potential at the 2025 SourceAmerica Grassroots Advocacy Conference.
When you walk into the pool area at the Shady Grove YMCA, you might see Mark hard at work. He cleans the windows, checks the pool’s chemical levels, and makes sure the floor is safe and dry. But Mark is doing more than just his job – he’s also chasing a dream.
SOAR365 joins the Greater Richmond community in mourning the passing of Marshall Walker Butler, a transformative leader whose vision, perseverance, and compassion shaped disability services in Virginia for almost four decades.
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