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HEUVELTON — Holding signs that said things like, “The only disability is a bad attitude,” “My ability is stronger than my disability,” and “Keep staring, I might do a trick,”

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United Helpers in Ogdensburg holding open interviews for DSP positions

United Helpers in Ogdensburg holding open interviews for DSP positions
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Friday, January 15, 2021 - 1:25 pm United Helpers employees working in the company’s 11 Individual Residential Alternatives (IRAs) or at Gateway Apartments will each be fit-tested for N-95 masks, thanks to the generosity of a Canton woman who will be volunteering several hours of her time to do so. See story for more details. Above, Suna Stone-McMasters, a chemical hygiene officer from St. Lawrence University, who volunteered her time to provide fit testing to approximately 300 employees from United Helpers Behavioral Health and Life Skills completes a fit testing exam with Med-Certified Direct Support Professional Beth Garvey, who works at the Spruce Street IRA. Photo submitted by United Helpers.

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Volunteer helps Ogdensburg United Helpers workers get fit tested for N95 masks

Thursday, January 14, 2021 - 1:48 pm Suna Stone-McMasters, a chemical hygiene officer from St. Lawrence University, who volunteered her time to provide fit testing to approximately 300 employees from United Helpers Behavioral Health and Life Skills completes a fit testing exam with Med-Certified Direct Support Professional Beth Garvey, who works at the Spruce Street IRA. Photo submitted by United Helpers. OGDENSBURG United Helpers employees working in the company’s 11 Individual Residential Alternatives (IRAs) or at Gateway Apartments will each be fit-tested for N-95 masks, thanks to the generosity of a Canton woman who will be volunteering several hours of her time to do so.

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