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Microenterprises Empowerment of individuals who receive services includes people working in careers of their choice. Some of those employment and career choices include becoming business owners. This department features examples of successful businesses and information that will help with getting started.
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Managed by: Cary Griffin of Griffin-Hammis Associates, LLC Product Categories Books and Printed Material (7 Products) Electronic Media (4 Products) Organizations, Programs, and Projects (4 Products) Other (8 Products)
Books and Printed Material Electronic Media (Videos, CDs, T.V., Radio, Websites, etc.) Organizations, Programs, and Projects
 | CommunityWorks: Microboards, Cooperatives, Direct Funding Projects Technical assistance in developing, evaluating and 'tuning up' person-centered service structures including microboards, cooperatives and other direct funding initiatives. |  | Greystone Consumer Empowerment Systems An online resource that links the family and consumer with state agencies, service providers, and any other entity in the circle of support. It's focus is assisting people with the HCBS waiver. |  | Tennessee Microboard Association A statewide (Tennessee) initiative developing Microboards and conducting related person-centered planning, training and consultation. |  | Vela Microboard Association A Microboard is formed when a small group of committed family and friends join together with a person with challenges to create a non-profit society. This group addresses the person's planning and support needs in an empowering and customized fashion. | Other
 | Andies Candies This is a business owned and operated by a young person with developmental disabilities named Andrea Freedman. |  | Dusty's Puppets Dusty is a talented and experienced entertainer. She is 32 years old and has Down syndrome. Dusty started a business, Dusty's Puppets. She performs puppet shows and sells puppets. Dusty uses her unique sense of humor to bring her hand puppets to life. |  | JennyLU Designs Original creative artwork, stationery, notepads, pens, t-shirts, calendars, hats and magnets created by Jenny Unrein, who has Williams Syndrome |  | John's ShredCycle John’s business gathers paper refuse from small firms, shreds it and transports it to recycling centers. |  | Kerri Quirk, Artist KERRI QUIRK is an artist with an exceptional gift for color, design, and pattern. Working with acrylic medium, she explores her subject with a bright palette and color shapes that become intricate throughout the painting. |  | Life's Unlimited Zenith, LLC A company owned by Luz Aponte, artist, trainer and advocate. She creates many products to sell, including greeting cards with inspirational messages. Luz also provides training in many areas, like the inclusion of everyone in events and activities. |  | Microenterprise Options for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: An Outcome Evaluation Learn the results of a study of people with disabilities who are self-employed. |  | Teddy's Ts: Disability Rights and Social Justice T-shirts, Buttons, and More A self-advocate who designs, prints, and sells t-shirts. The t-shirts have messages about human rights and disability advocacy. |
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