A Care Takers Wish

HistoryHearing dog training was non-existent until the early 1970s, when a hearing-impaired woman made a simple request. Mrs. Elva Janke's dog had died and she wondered if another dog could be trained to alert her to sounds in her home, just as her first dog had done naturally. Mrs. Janke reached out to the Twin Cities Action News television and found her way to Mrs. Ruth Deschene, then executive director of the Minnesota Humane Society. Mrs. Deschene and board member Dick Lambert introduced Mrs. Janke to Agnes McGrath, a dog trainer serving the Twin Cities area. Agnes trained the first six hearing dogs in Minnesota, including a dog for Mrs. Janke, with financial support from the Minnesota Lions Club and the Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson. On May 7, 1979, the

Little Giants Learning Center, located in Commerce City, CO, offers a nurturing environment designed for early childhood education. Their mission focuses on fostering the developmental growth of children through engaging programs tailored to their needs. The center emphasizes the importance of collaboration with parents and the community, ensuring a holistic approach to child development. Little Giants Learning Center is committed to providing quality care and education that supports children's learning journeys. Generated from the website

The Denver Area Central Committee of Alcoholics Anonymous serves the communities of Denver, Aurora, Arvada, Highlands Ranch, Lakewood, Centennial, Thornton, and Westminster, providing support for individuals seeking help with alcohol dependency. As a fellowship focused on sharing experiences and fostering recovery, AA welcomes anyone with a desire to stop drinking, offering various meeting formats including in-person, virtual, and hybrid options. Generated from the website