Pulaski County Voice

08/13/2026

08/06/2026

As the school year begins be excited about all the new opportunites!

08/06/2026

Comment '353' to download this poster for Neurodiverse Girls!
💜 Neurodiverse girls don't always fit the stereotype and that's exactly why so many are misunderstood, overlooked, or diagnosed later in life.

Every girl experiences the world differently. Whether it's AS, ADHD, AuDHD, PDA, OCD, or anxiety, behaviours are often forms of communication not something to be judged.

07/20/2026

💙 What an incredible day on the river! 🌊

A huge THANK YOU to Gasconade Hills Resort for partnering with Pulaski County Voice and making our Float for a Cause fundraiser such a wonderful success! Your generosity, hospitality, and support of our mission mean more than words can express. We are so grateful for the opportunity to work together and appreciate everything you did to make this event possible.

To everyone who joined us on the float, thank you for spending your day supporting our organization! Because of you, we were able to raise funds while making unforgettable memories. The weather was beautiful, the river was peaceful, and the laughter made the day even better.

If you couldn't make it this year, you definitely missed out on an amazing time! We're hopeful this becomes an annual tradition and can't wait to see even more smiling faces floating with us next year.

Thank you again to everyone who helped make this event such a success! 💙

07/15/2026

We loving seeing individuals thrive!

07/10/2026

What Is Disability Pride Month?
Disability Pride Month is an annual observance in July that:
celebrates disability identity and community
recognizes disability culture and leadership
marks the ADA anniversary and the ongoing work to make civil rights real in daily life
The first Disability Pride celebration was a Disability Pride Day that took place in Boston in 1990. Chicago hosted the first Disability Pride Parade in 2004. Now there are events nationwide that help people with disabilities take pride in who they are.

What Is Disability Pride?
Disability pride means different things to different people.

For some, pride is celebration and joy. For others, it means not carrying shame and expecting basic dignity, like equal access, needed accommodations, and fair treatment. Pride can be public or private. At its core, it’s about belonging.