Quinette Hobson-Robb, Executive Director of the Township of Schaumburg Mental Health Board, highlights the importance of human connection, prevention, and community support in mental health advocacy.

Little City resident Howard and Sarah Sanariz, Employee Development Operations Manager, talk about Howard’s journey, his work history, his involvement in Special Olympics, and the support that helped him succeed. An inspiring look at what a meaningful life can look like at Little City.

Jenny Boland, Director of Employment Services shares how her team helps people with disabilities build job skills and connect with inclusive employers across the community.

Ann Morris discusses the new IDD Navigator website, built to make it easier to find intellectual and developmental disability services in Illinois and connect families, caregivers, and professionals with support.

What does it mean to be a DSP? James Sitati knows better than most. For 22 years, James has dedicated himself to supporting people with disabilities at Little City. On this episode of Little City, Big Voices, he reflects on his journey and the powerful impact DSPs make every day.

Gil and Betty Fergus join the podcast to share the story of their son, Marty, who has called Little City home for more than 25 years. They reflect on their family’s journey to finding Little City, their deep connection to the mission, and their excitement for the upcoming Hero Walk.

Amy Board, Director of Community-Based Clinical Services at Little City shares how her team is breaking barriers in mental health care for children and families. She also highlights how the new Little City Behavioral Health Center will expand access to vital services.

Lisa Pollard joins the show to talk about her son Brady and her journey as a parent of a child with I/DD.