Although many nonprofits hit hard times during the past few years, Ray Graham Association is proud to announce it has expanded its services for people with disabilities. This summer, the Hanson Center horsemanship program launched Barn Buddies Lunch Club, and Amalia was an eager founding member! More…

Gateway Special Recreation Association (SRA) promotes the full participation of people with disabilities in meaningful activities that maximize their health, well-being, and quality of life. Holt began participating with Gateway SRA in 2012 as an athlete in our Gators program and training and competing with Special Olympics Illinois. He loves playing basketball, volleyball, soccer, and softball and competes in golf and track and field. More…

Employment provides people with disabilities a sense of dignity and purpose. Ray Graham Association partners with about 150 businesses and institutions throughout DuPage, Will, Cook, Grundy, and Kane counties to help people with disabilities find a job and find the right fit. A significant milestone for any new employee is 90 days on the job, and Sheila just achieved that goal. More…

Monarch Services offers five flexible programs that meet people—and especially young adults—where they are during times of transition. Monarch Academy has teamed up with the Naperville Park District to provide young people like Paul opportunities to learn to evaluate their environment, develop social skills, and connect with their community. More…

Ray Graham Association receives $24,835 community needs grant from DuPage Foundation. More…

The heart of every home is the kitchen, and that is where you can usually find Tom. As someone who eats a gluten-free diet, Tom knows that the best way to learn about what you are eating is to prepare it yourself. More…

Ray Graham Association announced that Cathy LeBeau, the Horsemanship Administrator for the Hanson Center, has decided to retire effective February 12, 2021. Leah Doweidt will assume the principle leadership duties upon Cathy’s retirement. More…