Elkridge, MD – The Center for Social Change (CSC) is proud to announce that it has been honored with the Leadership Award by the Judge William Center for Education Justice and Ethics for its exceptional contributions to the field of disability services. The award ceremony recognized trailblazing organizations making a [...]
New York City — When the runway lights of New York Fashion Week (NYFW) illuminated the Big Apple, the world witnessed more than just fashion — it witnessed history. Rasneet, a spirited young woman in a wheelchair, and Fred, a jovial and charismatic male model, both participants of the Center [...]
Baltimore, MD — On May 15, 2024, the excitement of baseball met the warmth of community during the CSC Orioles Game Party Suite event at Camden Yards. Far beyond a typical ballgame, the experience offered individuals supported by CSC and their staff a day full of joy, connection, and Orioles [...]
On October 5th, 2024, Center for Social Change brought Halloween alive with a trip to the legendary Fright Fest at Six Flags. The festive spirit was clear from the moment individuals arrived dressed in a creative medley of costumes—from spine-chilling vampires to lovable superheroes. For the brave-hearted, the event offered [...]
Center for Social Change recently organized two delightful trips to Bethany Beach. The first trip took place from September 9th through 12th 2024, followed by the second from September 13th through 16th 2024. Both trips were attended by CSC individuals and staff, creating opportunities for bonding and community building in [...]
In September, several children and staff packed their bags and set their sights on the beautiful shores of Ocean City, Maryland for a well-deserved vacation. The trip kicked off with excitement as they arrived at a stunning location, where the golden sands and soothing sound of crashing waves awaited them. [...]
Maintaining health and wellness is vital for people with disabilities, encompassing a holistic approach that includes physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Regular physical activity, adapted to individual abilities, is crucial for improving strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular health. Activities like swimming, adaptive yoga, or wheelchair sports can be both enjoyable and [...]
