Thrive Upstate’s DrumAbility group celebrates Disabilities Awareness Month
KROC Center. Friday, April 14, 2023, 12 noon – 1pm
Thrive Upstate’s DrumAbility group celebrates Disabilities Awareness Month
KROC Center. Friday, April 14, 2023, 12 noon – 1pm
Tyler Rex, Executive Director for Thrive Upstate received the Debbie Burton Award for Outstanding Service at the Human Service Providers Association 2023 Conference.
Watch the Video on Debbie Burton
Check out the 2023 SC Human Services Providers Association’s Inaugural Tech Summit video clip with Tyler Rex, Thrive’s Executive Director.
Thrive Upstate’s DrumAbility group celebrates Disabilities Awareness Month
Peace Center Plaza. Friday, March 18, 2022, 12 noon – 1pm
Watch a video clip of Tyler’s presentation: On employment: “Individuals with disabilities can and want to work.” On inclusion: People with disabilities want to be integrated in a community with other people who do not have disabilities.
On 2/16/21, Thrive Upstate’s Executive Director, Tyler Rex provided brief testimony to the SC House Ways & Means Subcommittee on the state vaccination plan. To see that clip, forward to 1h 43min.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
For more Information contact: Tyler Rex, Thrive Upstate Executive Director
864 288-1907 ext. 3535
DDSN Awards the 2019 Silver Palmetto
To City of Greenville and City of Rock Hill
The South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs (DDSN) awarded City of Greenville and City of Rock Hill the 2019 Silver Palmetto Award. The Silver Palmetto is DDSN’s way of recognizing and thanking city and municipal governments in South Carolina for making the lives of people with disabilities a priority in the previous calendar year.
DDSN Commission Chair, Gary Lemel made the presentation February 4 at the annual conference of the Municipal Association of South Carolina‘s “Hometown Legislative Action Day” in Columbia, SC. City of Greenville Mayor Pro Tem Lillian Flemming was on hand to receive the award.
Read the Complete Silver Palmetto Award Press Release Feb 2020
Thrive Upstate is the largest and oldest provider of services to people with disabilities in Greenville County, aged birth through end of life. Currently offering a wide variety of services and supports at low or no cost to families and individuals.