National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) is a time to recognize the vital roles people with disabilities play in making the nation’s workforce diverse and inclusive. Read about the positive experience SingleCut’s Max Moorehouse has had in working with AIM in recognition of NDEAM (National Disability Employment Awareness Month). Why do you think it’s important…
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The month of February and the celebration of Valentine’s Day at AIM seems to always place us in a reflective state. We look back over the last year, and stand in awe of the accomplishments of the people served, and the dedicated staff who stand by their side. Despite the countless challenges presented to them…
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In recognition of Direct Support Professionals (DSP) Week, we are honored to share this incredible story with you—one that illustrates the power of personal connection and demonstrates just how meaningful and lifechanging our work can be, not only for the individuals we support, but for their loved ones as well. We invite you to read…
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Stacie’s Story When I was asked about a day in my life as a DSP, I was really unsure of how to answer. I sat at home in the evening and thought for a long time. Then the realization came to me. The thing is, there is no day in the life of a…
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I like that there is no road map with AIM, we just try to provide a normal existence for those we support. We all thrive on this normalcy. AIM=Relationships At AIM, our services are hinged upon the relationships we build with those we support. During our New Hire Orientation, we inform every new staff…
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Over the past two years, through the generosity of Stewart’s Shops and Mannix Marketing, AIM Services, Inc. was given the opportunity to work closely with the people at Mannix Marketing to learn how to build an online presence, and to completely redesigning the AIM website. Naturally during this time, employees at both places got to…
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When Will was a child he had a seizure that caused him to fall and damage some of his teeth. From that point on, Doctors ordered Will to wear a helmet anytime he was awake, unless he was sitting or lying down. Will, now 29 years old, along with his support team came together to…
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