Hillside House is a non-profit residential facility, located in Santa Barbara, caring for people with developmental disabilities.
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Hillside House Lynne Cameron passed away this past Tuesday, October 20. Lynne's love of people and life itself was an inspiration during the 18 years she lived at Hillside House.
Hillside House We have started a Dinner for Four program on Friday nights. 4-8 residents each week get to have a fine-dining experience at home.
Hillside House Hillside House's new Annual Report has just been published. To download it, visit our news page below and click on the Annual Report link.
Source: www.hillsidehousesb.org
After a five-year hiatus due to lack of funding, our Aquatic Therapy pool and program re-opened to much enthusiasm. The amazing joy and gratitude expressed by our residents as they are once again swimming ...
Hillside House Zoo to You visited Hillside House with a wonderful collection of wild animals, which they introduced to the residents. The desert fox was a hit.
Margherita Flaccomio my best wishes to all...we need many more Hillside Houses in the world!
Hillside House We re-opened our Aquatic Therapy pool on July 11, after over five years that it has been closed. Our residents are thrilled to be back in the pool. Thanks to the 30 donors, the Outhwaite Charitable Trust and the Assistance League of Santa Barbara for making this possible.
Hillside House Three residents just returned from a wonderful trip to San Diego where they went to Sea World, the aquarium (got to touch some fish--a big hit!), watched fireworks and went to a baseball game. Lots of fun.
Hillside House An amazing link about the use of robots to teach children with cerebral palsy to walk and use their hands; also being used with stroke victims.
Children's Neurobiological Solutions Foundation: MIT robotic therapy holds promise for cerebral pals
Source: www.cnsfoundation.org
Over the past few years, MIT engineers have successfully tested robotic devices to help stroke patients learn to control their arms and legs. Now, they're building on that work to help children with cerebral palsy.
Hillside House Our Women of Purpose fundraising luncheon was a big success! We're still totalling all the numbers, but it looks like it may be our best event ever in terms of dollars raised for the residents of Hillside House. The weather was perfect. To see a slide show of the event:
Lynn K. Jones I am a proud board member of Hillside House and so impressed with the work that Hillside House does building a meaningful community for those that they serve!
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