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Want to make an impact on the lives of people with disabilities? You have come to the right place. There are many ways that you can support our work and vision. Find yours.

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Gifts to InVision Foundation play a critical role in providing services for people with disabilities. There are several ways to give and every dollar helps improve the lives of those we serve and the dedicated DSPs who support them.

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InVision was founded upon the principle that everyone has a voice. We stand with self-advocates, their families, and the DSPs who support them to advocate for disabilities rights, stand up against social injustice, demand access to better education and employment opportunities, and urge government officials to increase rates for DSP wages.

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Working for InVision Human Services is more than a job. It is a rewarding career where you can make a positive impact on the lives of people with disabilities.

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The InVisionary

8 Aug 2024

A Lifetime of Advocacy

Gary Blumenthal, InVision's vice president of government relations and advocacy, has dedicated his career to the service of people experiencing disabilities. Gary's story is an exceptional example of the importance of our continued advocacy efforts in support of the ID/A community.

3 Jul 2024

Celebrating Disability Pride Month

Join us in celebrating Disability Pride Month, 2024! As a follow up to the article we shared last year on the history of Disability Pride, we wanted to take this time to share ways you can honor Disability Pride this month and throughout the year.

7 Feb 2024

Celebrating PA Governor Josh Shapiro's Budget Address: A Win for Disability Service Providers

In his 2024-25 state budget address on February 6, 2024, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro proposed a historic investment in intellectual disability and autism (ID/A) services. The proposal includes over $480 million to bolster HCBS mainly through increased rates for DSP wages!