Taylor Cupp

In December 2025, Julie took an exciting step toward greater independence when she began her job at Pizza Hut in Danville. But her journey to employment didn’t start there. With the support of her employment coach, Julie spent time building the skills she needed to succeed not just in getting a job, but in keeping one and growing in it. Together, Julie and her coach focused on the real-life skills that matter. They practiced being on time, preparing for shifts, answering phone calls,...

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to recognize the strength, contributions, and everyday victories of people in our communities. And Danielle’s story is one worth celebrating. In January 2024, Danielle began her journey at Countryside Meadows as a housekeeper. What started as a new opportunity quickly became something more meaningful a place where she could grow, contribute, and truly belong. Every day brings its own set of challenges, but Danielle meets them with...

For individuals with autism and developmental disabilities, the idea of “home” means more than just a place to live. It represents independence, dignity, and the opportunity to build a life rooted in personal choice and community connection. At Sycamore Services, we believe everyone deserves that opportunity. And research continues to affirm what we see every day—when individuals are supported in the right residential environment, they don’t just live, they thrive. What the Research Tells Us...