President & CEO Steve Suroviec quoted several times in the article 'Thousands with disabilities may feel effects of funding gap.'
Some 1,200 Pennsylvanians with disabilities may have to go on a waiting list every month instead of getting help immediately to hold down a job and live independently."It's scary to a lot of people," said Stephen Surooviec, president and CEO of ACHIEVA.
ACHIEVA is pleased to announce the addition of services to Beaver, Pennsylvania, Steve Suroviec, ACHIEVA's President & CEO, remarked, "It is with great enthusiam that we announce ACHIEVA's expansion of quality services and supports to residents of Beaver County.
ACHIEVA is Expanding into Beaver County
BallyWho! is meant to be a celebration about disability and community, approaching topics with excitement and positivity. Its goal is to show disability as part of southwestern Pennsylvania communities and reveal the stories that people rarely get to know.
ACHIEVA's new webseries, BallyWho!, aims to tell overlooked community stories!
ACHIEVA Family Trust, a member of the ACHIEVA family of organizations, provides trustee services for all types of special needs trusts. Trusts help families plan for a secure financial future, allowing individuals with disabilities to secure assets without losing their government assistance.
ACHIEVA Family Trust Now Serves Over 2,000 Individuals.
ACHIEVA is looking for talented, energetic and motivated people who want to make a difference in the lives of people with disabilities. If you are talented and passionate and looking for a career, and not just a job, ACHIEVA could be the place for you.
Interested in a Rewarding Career with ACHIEVA?
ACHIEVA and the Rosenthal family are encouraging ongoing, thoughtful deeds in memory of Cecil and David Rosenthal, victims of the Tree of Life tragedy. The online movement to #LoveLikeTheBoys hopes spreading kindness will allow everyone to see the humanity and value in each person.
ACHIEVA has licensed and certified therapists that teach you how to teach your child and reach their full potential. We work with children from birth to three years of age and tailor services to each child’s specific needs.
Are You Concerned About Your Child's Development?
What's New
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
The May 1 Post-Gazette article “Care for Those With Intellectual Disabilities is Debated,” was published in response to a hearing held by the state House of Representatives’ Human Services Committee. The announcement for the hearing never mentioned state centers but the clear intention was to hold a hearing on keeping these state-run institutions open. The only people invited to testify were those who support institutions. No one who supports community services over institutions was invited to testify.