Volusia Parent Magazine

A Special 2019-2020 Health & Wellness Resource

June 21, 2019 – Mental Illness and Developmental Disabilities are not one and the same: Duvall Homes is proud to be represented inside this special 2019-2020 Health & Wellness resource published by Volusia Parent Magazine. Read “Understanding Special Needs” on page 25 in which distinguishing factors between people living with a developmental disability and those suffering from a mental illness are touched upon in this short article. https://buff.ly/2InKWJU

Learn more about the residential support services and empowering programs Duvall provides for people living with developmental disabilities atDuvallHomes.org

Duvall Homes: Inside Volusia Parent Magazine

May 1, 2019 – Duvall Homes is proud to be a part of Volusia Parent Magazine’s Summer Planning Issue. The issue focuses on many exciting activities in which children can participate during the summer months, including volunteering.

Duvall’s mission of providing residential supportive care and day training services would not have lasted for 74 years if it weren’t for the generosity of our giving community. Community service is a huge part of that giving – an important activity for children to be part of and to learn from.

“We are fortunate to have the most generous supporters, and without them, much of our work would be difficult to accomplish,” said Elizabeth Bhimjee, Duvall Home’s Chief Marketing & Development Officer. “Volunteers are part of our long history, and we rely heavily on their kindness and compassion.”

We are fortunate to have a community of ambassadors of all ages who continue to donate their time assisting Duvall’s staff and residents. These caring groups are dedicated to service all year round and are essential to our daily operations.

Duvall’s story on Developing Community Ambassadors, appears inside the May issue of Volusia Parent Magazine, as well as Flagler and St. Johns Parent Magazines. Read the full story here on pages 8 and 9.

#ImInspired #TheDuvallDifference

Post by Lisa Habermehl

Media Shares Duvall News

August 24, 2018 – Duvall Homes is happy to be a part of this month’s Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce’s business publication Evolve Magazine.

Read why the Daytona region is one of the fastest growing metro areas in the country. With a lower cost of doing business and a highly skilled workforce, experts report that it is the perfect spot to relocate or expand your business. This is precisely why Duvall Homes selected this publication to place its 4th Annual Inspiration Gala ad! This, and to thank presenting sponsor Reames Employee Benefits Solutions, reception sponsors Florida Hospital DeLand and Florida Hospital Fish Memorial and entertainment sponsor Florida Public Utilities.

Join the community in being part of this exciting celebration before ticket prices go up Friday, September 7; the event will sell out. Watch video to learn about the live entertainment, hors d’oeuvres, fine dining and inspiring program or go to DuvallHomes.org/Inspiration-Gala.

Other places you’ll find Duvall stories this month are inside Aging Tree‘s Legacy, a great resource for seniors; the West Volusia Beacon’s 50 Something tab; in the PennySaver’s* Fun & Sun section, announcing Duvall’s Bargain Store Sidewalk Sale on September 8; and displayed along Woodland Blvd. in the historic downtown business district of DeLand in the form of 16 seven-foot long two-sided banners. [Banners: Jennifer’s Smile | Justin’s Smile]

The staff and residents of Duvall send a sincere thank you to Volusia County news outlets, including My News 13, Hometown News and Volusia Parent Magazine, who support the Duvall Homes 501c3 steadfast mission of empowering people with developmental disabilities through their provision of in-kind advertising and news coverage. We depend on it, and place great value in your recognition of the need to inform the public of the programs and services we provide to the community and the greater Central Florida region.

Thank you 2018 Inspiration Gala Sponsors

*The PennySaver was recently purchased by the Daytona Beach New-Journal

Posted by Lisa Habermehl