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On Tuesday, May 12th, Triangle, Inc. held a briefing for its state legislative delegation to provide an update on how it has transitioned all major services to remote learning to serve individuals with disabilities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Triangle CEO Coleman Nee also reviewed the organization’s decision making timeline since early March. Triangle’s contingency plans emphasized communication with local boards of health, state agencies, and families of our residents and participants. Safety plans for Read more…

Below is the fifth entry in our blog series on how Triangle programs are modifying programs during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. When your organization’s work mainly consists of hands-on participation in life-like role playing scenarios, moving your programming online is a daunting challenge. This was the scenario facing IMPACT Boston, an affiliate of Triangle, as our communities began to shelter at home in March. In real time, they needed to assess which courses and Read more…