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Mission Statement
Consumer-directed to ensure a society of equal opportunity for all persons, regardless of disability.
National Forum on Disability Issues
On Saturday July 26, the American Association of Persons with Disabilities is hosting a National Forum on Disability Issues in Columbus, OH with both presidential candidates invited to speak. To read more about this event, go to the AAPD website.
In Cleveland, LEAP is one of many local organizations helping to coordinate a public viewing of this forum at Vocational Guidance Services on E. 55th St. There will be local vendors and organizations available (as well as refreshments!), and we can watch the event over their webcast. Download the flier!
Hope to see you there!
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Help Us Plan For Our Future: Which three issues are most important to you? Which are the areas with which LEAP should more involve iteself?
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Stakeholder Survey: What is the ease of making referrals? How is the timeliness of staff communications?
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Consumer Survey: What services have you received? Did they meet your expectations?
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Thanks to Rep. Betty Sutton
On October 15, Rep. Sutton went to the house floor in support of the Christopher and Dana Reeve Paralysis Act, and in  the process mentioned LEAP's deep commitment "to empowering people with disabilities in the workplace through specialized skill development programs, at home through independent living training, in the medical system through access to the best medical care, and in so many other aspects of society." Read her full comments here.
LEAP awarded by the EEOC & Ohio Association of Nonprofit Organizations
In 2006, LEAP accepted the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission "Freedom to Compete" award. LEAP was chosen to be among many entries and received one of only 7 awards. Read more...
That same year, the Ohio Association of Nonprofit Organizations (OANO) hosted a luncheon in Columbus to recognize nonprofits for outstanding community programs and service where LEAP was presented with OANO’s Standards for Excellence Certification. Read more...
All of LEAPs community and employment programs are CARF-accredited.
LEAP is a PEPNet recognized organization.
LEAP is a 501-c-3 non-profit agency and a members of the United Way of Greater Cleveland and the United Way of Greater Lorain County.
LEAP is affiliated with the Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry (LMM).
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