Caregiver Spotlight: Gurthy Moore
In November of 1992, Gurthy Moore received a worried call from her daughter Barbara. Barbara had just begun a job a caregiver to Nikita, a wonderful woman who had become ¾ paralyzed in a tragic car accident. Barbara had been in a car accident herself and needed a...
Give the Gift of Independence
For the sixth year, Helping Restore Ability is proud to be featured in the Greatest Gift Catalog Ever. As the holiday season approaches, we hope that you will consider giving the gift of independence and support to a child or adult with long-term disabilities. With...
Congratulations Vicki Niedermayer!
On Friday, October 19, Helping Restore Ability CEO, Vicki Niedermayer, was recognized by the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce as the 2018 Women’s Alliance Hero Award Recipient. Vicki is a life-long resident of Arlington, Texas and spent most of her...
Consumer Directed Services
Many people use long-term services and support to receive assistance in their own homes and community. The Consumer Directed Services (CDS) empowers individuals to have greater flexibility and control over decisions related to the employing of personal assistant...
Nicole Cook
May 20, 1997 was a happy and joy filled day for the Cook family. A beautiful, healthy baby girl was born. Nicole Joy was a month premature but passed her newborn screenings without a single problem. At six weeks old, Nicole and her brother were sitting on the couch...
Ways to Give on North Texas Giving Day
Starting September 10, you can logon to www.northtexasgivingday.org/helping-restore-ability and make your pledge. Donations will be automatically deducted at 6:00am on September 20. Host a FUNdraiser Let your friends and family know that you support Helping Restore...
North Texas Giving Day
For the past 10 years, the Communities Foundation of Texas has hosted an 18-hour give-a-thon called North Texas Giving Day. North Texas Giving Day is “designed to empower every person to give back to their community by supporting local nonprofits and causes they care...
Core Values of Life
We received an email recently from a friend of Helping Restore Ability today. Among other things, she included the following “Core Values of Work” that she received from her CPA. Are they truly the core values of work, or could one argue that they are in fact the core...
1 in 5: Disability in America
The Helping Restore Ability logo is a representation of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDCP) statistic that 1 in 5 individuals in the United States has some type of disability. The mission of Helping Restore Ability is to stand in the gap with these...
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