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Maya reflects on a summer of games, connection, and inclusion with the Mid-Day program in Boston, and the lessons in leadership and adaptability that came with it.
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This post serves to recognize the efforts of our organization’s Western Massachusetts Programming Coordinator, Benjamin Karol, who is currently undergoing the medical school application process. My name is Michael Pla...
My time as a co-op with You’re With Us! has been filled with excitement and engagement. I have grown as a person, while developing patience and empathy towards others. I have learned how to become comfortable being un...
It was a day of treats and laughter this past Monday. You’re With Us! brought a group of participants and staff from Boston and the North Shore to the Museum of Ice Cream, where friendships were forged and fun was had...
Autism Acceptance Month: What It Means To Me
When Eric Dalton talks about theater, he lights up. His dream is to perform on Broadway, and his passion for the stage began when he was seven years old, listening to the cast recording of “Into the Woods.” The first ...
The Flutie 5K was a huge success! This past Sunday, a group from You’re With Us! participated in the 25th annual Flutie 5K. The group bundled up and met at Leonard Morse Hospital in Natick, MA to support autism awaren...
Running, walking, and rolling in Natick is one of the most refreshing ways to enjoy the fall in New England. People who attended the annual Flutie 5k on October 29th would agree. While celebrating the Flutie Foundatio...
Michael Plansky is the CEO and founder of You’re With Us!. He had a conversation with the Basketball Strong Podcast, in which they dived into how Michael’s personal experiences had shaped his philosophy of coaching an...
At half past six, Michael Plansky, CEO and founder of You’re With Us!, walked to the center of the crowd gathered at the Wellesley Country Club. People enjoying the mini-burgers and catching up with each other quieted...
Disability has never been easy, but it has been extraordinary. It’s difficult because the world is not designed for people living with disabilities. It has been extraordinary because I have gained a perspective that m...
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