Achieva Family Trust Beneficiary, Kaitlin Grove, Wins Special Olympic Medals in Skiing
Kaitlin Grove, a beneficiary with Achieva Family Trust, participated in the Special Olympic World Games in Turin, Italy this past winter.
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Kaitlin Grove, a beneficiary with Achieva Family Trust, participated in the Special Olympic World Games in Turin, Italy this past winter.
At the State Representative Dan Miller Disability and Mental Health Summit, Mary Hartley, President of The Arc of Greater Pittsburgh and Senior Vice President of Achieva, spoke about the daily struggles of families who care for children with serious medical needs at home.
During a recent Achieva webinar, Matt Bailey, Supervisor of Benefits and Trust Administration, broke down how benefits counseling can help individuals make informed choices about employment while keeping their support systems intact.