March Greetings from CEO Edward Amey

March 15, 2021

Dear Jay Nolan Families and Community,

As we reach the one-year mark of the pandemic related effects in California, we have persevered during this significant time of uncertainty and anxiety. JNCS remained committed to providing community supports with everyoneā€™s safety as a top priority.

As we move into spring 2021, with three vaccines in production and distribution, there is a growing optimism! This public health crisis remains fluid, but we are hopeful, enthusiastic, diligent and committed.Ā  In our 45-year history, we have weathered many challenges, together, and we have met this one too, successfullyā€¦together.Ā  Our staff have grown in expertise, endurance and in numbers.Ā  Even during this challenging year, we have grown as an organization, and that thrills me!

So, as we celebrate Developmental Disability Awareness and Acceptance Month, we do so celebrating what we have done as a community for our community in an unprecedented time in our history.Ā  We have a strong sense of confidence to face any challenge, and that will fuel our renewed advocacy and expansion efforts in the years to come.

Jay Nolan Community Services is here for you and your loved ones, today and tomorrow.

Edward Amey, CEO

 


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Marina Gavryushkina

Marina is the Communications & Marketing Supervisor at Jay Nolan Community Services. Her role includes outreach and spreading awareness of the mission of the organization through storytelling, social media, and other online communications efforts. Marina is a lifelong learner and holds as a Bachelors degree from the University of California, Berkeley, and an Masters degree from Leiden University in the Netherlands.
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