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Come Visit Us at the Fair
September 18 – 25
In the Merchants Building
Request for Vending, Food Services and Meeting Services Operations
The Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities (DCBDD) will relocate its operations to a renovated facility at 7991 Columbus Pike, Lewis Center, Ohio on October 1, 2010. The Board is seeking a vendor who can immediately implement a vending operation with three machines (two beverages and one snack) and develop a food service operation that can support meetings and events in the East Wing and in the lower levels of the West and South Wings. In addition to providing the actual service, DCBDD intends that these operations will result in employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities who are clients of DCBDD.
Click here for more information
Attention: Direct Support Professionals
A Special Day JUST FOR YOU!
On September 15, 2010 : A Salute to the valuable service and supports offered by DSP's around Ohio in honor of Direct Support Professional Week. Join in the fun and enter the Video Essay Contest and tell how you take action and make it happen! Click here for more information and registration details. But Hurry! Deadline is September 1, 2010.
Congratulations to the Delaware County Special Olympics unified volleyball team. They won the gold medal/state championship in their division at the State Summer games.
Coming in November 13th
Focus on Abilities Holiday Craft Bazaar. Now accepting applications for crafters.
Click here to download the registration form and to reserve a booth! 
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Special Needs Registry Now Available
A Delaware County Special Needs Emergency Registry has been developed to assist local first responders in the case of an emergency for residents in Delaware County with special needs. Click here for more information or contact your support administrator at DCBDD.
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Did you know...DCBDD serves over 1900 individuals from Delaware County?
New stories have been posted! To read more, click here.
To share your story, please contact the Communications Department.
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The 2009 Annual Report is now ready for you to download.
Take a moment to look at this colorful and extensive report from Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities. The report includes over 40 pictures of individuals, a few consumer profiles as well as financial information from the fiscal year of 2009.
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- What is changing?
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