Minerva Perez-Vargas starts her day by blasting salsa music to help get her younger brother, Elvin, up in the mornings. Getting Elvin up in the mornings can be a big process. He requires full, hands-on care after being permanently developmentally disabled from the age of two and half years old. That includes help with getting…
Read MoreArtwork from the individuals at Center Ridge House, Parma House, Blossom House, and Haven House is currently on view at the Westlake Porter Public Library. The exhibit is part of an effort from the library’s Special Needs Department to feature artwork by individuals with disabilities. View some of the pieces below.
Read MoreHalloween is always a fun time at the four houses. Browse pictures below of costumes, crafts, games, and spooky decorations.
Read MoreOctober 11, 2021 – Staff, donors, and community members had a great time at our Clambake fundraiser this past weekend. Blossom Hill’s generous donors helped raise money to help cover the basic needs of the individuals that Blossom Hill serves. Their support allows staff to plan fun and engaging outings and other activities, and helps…
Read MoreNews Update September 21, 2021 – Blossom Hill, Inc. is proud to team up with Case Western Reserve University’s Office of Interprofessional and Interdisciplinary Education and Research on a nine-month partnership with students in the Interdisciplinary Education (IPE) Program. As part of the Program, students work with local healthcare agencies to research, develop, and plan…
Read MoreBlossom Hill is grateful to Westlake Mayor Dennis M. Clough, Parma Mayor Tim DeGeeter, and North Royalton Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz for issuing official Proclamations to recognize DSP Week September 12-17. Direct Support Professionals, or DSPs, are the primary care providers for individuals with developmental disabilities. They are often tasked with assisting with their most intimate…
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