News & Events
Register for Summer Camp at Midnight Farm
Summer Camp 2021: Getaway Camp was specifically created and designed for adults 18+ with special needs. This camp will dive into the musical theater world where campers will be immersed in voice classes where they will learn vocal warmups and selected songs. They will also have 15 minute classes called “Theater Break” where they’ll sharpen their acting skills with theater… read more
GoodLife U is now accepting partners for Class of 2021
We are adding provider partners to our GoodLife U Class of 2021. Find out all about the impact last years class experienced and connect with us today before the limited spots are full. Contact Megan Todd at megantodd@mygoodlife.org today for more information. We look forward to helping you put more margin in your mission and partnering with likeminded community-based service… read more
Follow GoodLife on Social Media
At GoodLife, we want to provide our employees, parents & guardians, partners, and supporters valuable information and updates on a variety of social media channels and we are excited to expand our presence across multiple platforms. You can now follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram. Check out our expanded content, videos, images, stories and blog posts. Take a… read more
Check out GoodLife U
We took you on The Quest for the Good Life in our first video blog series. Now, Dr. Mike Strouse will share GoodLife U, a fully and integrated toolbox of accessible, practical, and affordable solutions to enable community-based service providers to do more with less: while enriching the lives of individuals served and DSPs. Join us and welcome to GoodLife… watch now
March is Developmental Disability Awareness Month
For more than 40 years, GoodLife has been a proud provider of services and programs for individuals with disabilities. Throughout the month we are celebrating Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and honoring the men and women in our services. It is a privilege to teach, encourage and care for our residents. Thank you for supporting our mission.
ANCOR shares “The Quest for the Good Life” Episode 2
In the first episode of the vlog, we took a close look at how COVID-19 exposed the scariest aspects of institutionalized, congregate care. The most recent edition of Connections, the newsletter published by ANCOR, featured an article from our blog. Episode 2 of “The Quest for the Good Life” now looks forward and imagines a care system where real relationships… watch now
RISE continues learning, growing and giving back
Although some of our programs look different right now, that doesn’t mean our residents are not staying busy and the men and women who participate in RISE are no exception. RISE is GoodLife’s day-services program for semi-independent adults to practice becoming a more independent, active member and leader within the community. We continue to hone our money management skills by… read more
ANCOR Connections shares The Quest for the Good Life
As providers, we are continuously on The Quest for the Good Life, and Dr. Mike Strouse has created a video blog series reflecting on where we have come from and how we can get to where we need to go. The most recent edition of Connections, the newsletter published by ANCOR, featured an article from our blog highlights better way… watch now
Covid-19 Vaccine Clinic
It’s an extremely hopeful time at GoodLife as we kick off the new year with exciting news! We are grateful to host Covid-19 vaccine clinics for our resident and staff throughout January and February across all of our sites. Thank you to everyone at GoodLife for being true #Lifesavers. You are making a meaningful difference in the lives of our… read more
GoodLife founder and board member makes a meaningful difference
GoodLife is grateful to have amazing people involved with all parts of the organization as parents, founders, partners and members of our Board of Directors, each working to move our mission forward. Jan Bowen Sheldon is both a founder and Board member who recently retired from her teaching position at the University of Kansas. Find out about her history with… read more
