By Jeannie Fleming-Gifford There are two tweens in my house. One just asked me if I had any concealer to cover up a pimple and the other doesn’t have a care in the world about puppy acne. One of my tweens broke down in tears as a molar came loose and was fearful of it […]
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BluePath is proud to provide training for local first responder agencies, often offered in partnership with When Chaos Strikes. The two hour course covers ADA guidelines, types of service dogs, strategies for transport, and best practices for treating patients with autism. The class may be applied towards Continuing Medical Education. Review this brief fact sheet to
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When we founded BluePath, we agreed on a set of principles that would govern the way we operate.  To share just a few… everything we do is grounded in integrity. We are tremendously dedicated to our mission and do our work with a spirit of collaboration and innovation. We have a strong sense of camaraderie
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On World Autism Awareness Day, we join the global community in lighting it up blue to raise awareness and support for individuals and families affected by autism spectrum disorders. Through the end of this week, all donations will be generously matched by Carol Parish and Marty Zeldin – up to $5,000! Give on our website, towards
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BluePath will host our 2nd Annual Walkathon on Saturday, May 19th from 10am – 2pm at FDR State Park in Yorktown Heights, NY. Join us on the path and unlock life’s potential for families touched by autism. Register to participate. Visit https://www.crowdrise.com/BluePathWalkathon2018. Click register, then tickets and follow the prompts. Note that each registration comes with a
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By Jeannie Fleming-Gifford Puppies and babies. Both are awesome, and both can rock your world. Different schedules, instant needs, less sleep, and a whole new outlook. I often compare the two. Yes, I do understand there are major differences. But both bring joy and new perspective. Both can change a life. Izzy was born to
By Katie Collins, News Eagle Reporter Man’s best friends are known to be four legged, hairy descendants of the wolf who are interested in pleasing their owners through their love and ability to have fun. Dogs though, can be so much more, as is the case with Benni, a year-old lab who is near the
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By Anne Garretson A short time from now Miller will move along from his puppy training with me to his service dog training with Caroline. He won’t be my sidekick anymore. The adorable puppy stage is over far too soon. Why does it all go so darn fast? Wasn’t he a squirmy, little imp in
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On Saturday, May 19, we\’ll host our second annual walkathon at FDR State Park in Yorktown Heights. The family-friendly fundraiser will raise funds in support of BluePath\’s mission to provide autism service dogs, offering safety, companionship and opportunities for independence. Stay tuned for more information! A special thank you to the sponsors who have already
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The FAR Fund was established in 2001 to provide grants to non-profit organizations that promote healthy social and emotional development in children and families. The Fund\’s generous $25,000 grant will assist us with our Kids and Canines Learning Together Program, an essential component to the training of BluePath dogs. The Kids and Canines Learning Together Program allows
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