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06/19/2026

Honoring Juneteenth: Celebrating Freedom, Community, and Shared Humanity

Today, we honor Juneteenth, a day of reflection, remembrance, and celebration of freedom, resilience, and progress.

As we commemorate the end of slavery in the United States and recognize the ongoing journey toward equity and inclusion, we are reminded that our communities are strongest when everyone belongs and has the opportunity to thrive.

"My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together." — Desmond Tutu

At InCommunity, we celebrate the power of connection, understanding, and shared humanity as we continue building communities where all people are valued, respected, and supported.

Today, InCommunity offices are closed in recognition of the holiday, and will resume normal business hours on Monday, June 22, 2026.

06/17/2026

✨ Moments: Roswell Memorial Day Celebration 🇺🇸

Individuals from our Roswell residential program, including Josh, Renee, Bill, and Beverly, enjoyed attending the Roswell Memorial Day Celebration. The event provided an opportunity to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country.

Everyone enjoyed the patriotic atmosphere, community spirit, and special activities throughout the celebration. It was a meaningful day filled with reflection, gratitude, and time spent together with friends and neighbors.

We are grateful to be part of such a supportive community and to participate in events that bring people together while honoring those who served.

A special thank you to Mike, our InCommunity staff member who accompanied our individuals during this event. ❤️🤍💙

06/15/2026

Moments at InCommunity ✨

The Unlimited Possibilities Center celebrated National Hamburger Day with a lunch everyone could enjoy. Participants gathered together for delicious burgers, good conversation, and plenty of smiles. The fun continued with a Dirty Soda bar, where everyone had the chance to mix and create their own unique drink combinations.

From sharing a meal to trying something new, the day was filled with laughter, connection, and community. These are the moments that make our programs so special and create meaningful experiences for the people we support every day.

06/11/2026

DIY Smoothie & Ice Cream Activities: A Fun Sensory Experience for Summer 🍓🍦☀️

DIY smoothie or ice cream activities can be a fun and engaging way for adults with I/DD to explore different textures, colors, flavors, temperatures, and scents in a comfortable and supportive environment.

From blending fresh fruit smoothies to creating personalized ice cream sundaes with favorite toppings, these activities encourage creativity, independence, social connection, and sensory exploration through hands-on experiences.

Simple moments like choosing ingredients, tasting new flavors, and sharing treats with friends can help create joyful summer memories while supporting confidence and self-expression. 🥤✨

06/09/2026

Transition Tip: Start Planning Early

For families of students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), school years can move quickly. One of the biggest mistakes families make is waiting until high school to begin exploring adult services, employment programs, day supports, transportation options, or community-based programs.

Adult programs and supports often involve applications, evaluations, NOW/COMP waivers, and planning timelines, so starting early can help families feel more prepared and confident as they navigate the transition into adulthood.

It’s also important to begin discussing goals with your loved one:

- What type of daily routine do they want?
- Are they interested in employment, volunteering, or community activities?
- What level of independence and support will help them thrive?

Planning ahead can make the transition feel less overwhelming and open the door to more meaningful opportunities after high school.

06/03/2026

Limitless Gala Featured in Metro Atlanta CEO!

We’re excited to share coverage highlighting the energy, generosity, and community spirit that made this year’s “Limitless” Gala so special.

The evening was a powerful reminder of what’s possible when people come together to support inclusion and opportunity for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Georgia.

Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, sponsored, donated, and helped make the night so memorable. Your support continues to make a meaningful impact.

Read more in this recent feature from Metro Atlanta CEO here:
https://metroatlantaceo.com/news/2026/05/incommunitys-limitless-gala-raises-more-350000-support-individuals-intellectual-and-developmental-disabilities-across-georgia/

06/01/2026

June is Men’s Health Month, and this year’s theme, “Partners in Care: For Better Lifespans Across the Lifespan,” highlights the important role families, friends, caregivers, and communities play in supporting men’s health at every stage of life.

Strong support systems can make a lasting difference by encouraging preventive care, promoting early detection of health concerns, and helping break the stigma surrounding mental health conversations. Whether it’s scheduling a check-up, checking in on a loved one, or simply listening without judgment, care and connection matter.

At InCommunity, we believe healthier communities start with compassion, support, and access to care for everyone. Together, we can help create environments where men feel empowered to prioritize both their physical and mental well-being.

05/30/2026

Sweet Memories and Community Connections 🍓

A few individuals from our residential program recently enjoyed a beautiful day at Southern Belle Farm picking fresh strawberries and making wonderful memories together!

After filling their baskets with sweet treats, the group stopped by Phenomenal Seafood for a delicious lunch of wings, burgers, and refreshing drinks.

Experiences like these create opportunities for connection, community, and joy. A special thank you to our incredible staff for helping make the day so meaningful, and to Southern Belle Farm and Phenomenal Seafood for their warm hospitality! ❤️

05/28/2026

InCommunity was recently featured on North Fulton Business RadioX 🎙️

Chief Development Officer Shannon McClure joined host John Ray to talk about how InCommunity supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Metro Atlanta. What started 47 years ago in Roswell has grown into Georgia’s largest nonprofit I/DD provider, now serving 2,500 individuals and families each year.

Shannon shared how our personalized services—from residential and day programs to employment and community living—help people build meaningful, independent lives. She also reflected on the importance of community partnerships and the impact of events like our recent gala.

🎧 Listen to the full episode to learn more about our work and impact. https://businessradiox.com/podcast/northfulton/shannon-mcclure-on-incommunity-and-disability-services/

05/26/2026

Mobility is about more than transportation. It’s about freedom, independence, opportunity, and connection.

In recognition of National Mobility Awareness Month and this year’s theme, “Say Hello to New Destinations,” we’re reflecting on how accessible transportation, and adaptive environments help create stronger, more inclusive communities for everyone.

Read our latest blog post to explore why mobility matters and how accessibility empowers individuals to live, work, and engage more independently every day. https://www.incommunityga.org/blog/2026/5/14/saying-hello-to-new-destinations-why-mobility-matters-for-independence-inclusion-and-community

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Every journey begins with access. For many people, mobility is something they rarely have to think about. Getting to work, attending a doctor’s appointment, visiting friends, going shopping, or participating in community events are often routine parts of daily life. But for individuals with disabi...