December 1991 Issue
Contributors: Gillette Children’s Hospital – Unique Small Hospital Offers Lifelong Therapy, by Kim Wickline Becoming Self-Supporting PASS Program – Part 2, by Toni […]
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Daily Archives: December 10, 1991
Gillette Children’s Hospital – Unique Small Hospital Offers Lifelong Therapy
Although the smallest hospital in the Twin Cities, Gillette Children’s Hospital occupies a special niche in the community. For nearly […]
Becoming Self-Supporting, PASS Program – Part 2
(Following is the second part of Toni Watt’s article on the PASS program, a little known but very important program […]
Editor’s Column – December 1991
Season’s Greetings to all of you from the staff and columnists at ACCESS PRESS. We all hope you have a […]
Fix-up Fund For Accessibility Improvements
The Minnesota Housing Finance Agency (MHFA) today announced the implementation of the Fix-Up Fund Accessibility Loan Program. The program is […]
Arthritis – Common but Complex
Arthritis affects more than 37 million Americans. Arthritis is actually more than one disease. There are actually 120 different arthritis-related […]
The Legislators are Coming!
The end of the holiday season marks the beginning of a new legislative session and the opportunity to correct some […]
Fostering Cooperation Among Governments
An important element in the operation and delivery of County services is the relationship we maintain and develop with other […]
Hello Nicole – December 1991
Hello Nicole, I am an able-bodied man who has fallen in love with a woman who is disabled. She is […]
How Our Agency Stands On Metro Mobility
Metro Mobility is vital for persons with disabilities who need a paratransit service that will allow them to be active […]
Anglers have new opportunities – Partnership Provides Accessible Piers
The “Partnerships for Accessible Piers” program was conceived with the conviction that all persons, without regard for physical abilities, have […]
Letter to the Editor – December 1991
Dear Editor: First I want to say how much I enjoy your paper. I wait patiently each month for my […]
