- Claymont Court
DCI was able to visit Claymont Court on our Friday Field Trip. Amy Silver, one of the curators, gave us a very informative tour. We learned that Claymont court was built in 1840 by Bushrod Corbin Washington, grand-nephew of George Washington, to replace a house that was originally built in 1820, but burned in 1838. ... - Seats for Success
Ms. Cloughfeather, CEO for DCI, has purchased new seating for the DCI Day Center. Her vision is for all DCI Members to have an area where they are free to engage in quiet conversation with each other or with staff; read a magazine, or enjoy group conversations on differing topics. Have you ever had a ... - Celebrating The DCI Grand Re-Opening!
Daily Companions, Inc. will hold a grand re-opening on Friday, June 3, 2016 from 3 pm to 6 pm. This is free to the public and we encourage all graduating seniors with intellectual development disabilities to attend. A tour of our facility and programs that we offer will be available, should you like to learn ... - Acting Out! Learning Teamwork And Ways Of Thinking Through Movement And Expression
On Wednesday, March 30th, an improve class was held at DCI, led by Andrew Nelson from Marshall University, and Emily Stotler. During this class, participants took part in a variety of games and exercises encouraging teamwork and diverse ways of thinking through movement and expression. The first game consumers took part in was called “Bang Bang.” ...