An organization in Raleigh that serves people with intellectual and developmental disabilities like autism and down syndrome has unveiled a $5.2 million residential facility.
TLC’s facility was funded by donations, Wake County, and the city of Raleigh. The total cost of the […]
A look at housing options for the disabled in Raleigh
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) — Wake County non-profit TLC Housing reached a milestone Friday when unveiling its new building in Raleigh for its residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The Power of Advocacy: Why Your Voice Matters
by: Terry Moore-Painter
At TLC, we understand the vital role that federal funding plays in providing life-changing services for children and adults with disabilities. Our programs depend on Medicaid, special grants, SSI, and other funding […]
January is Music Therapy Advocacy Month, and we’re thrilled to highlight our partnership with Voices Together, bringing transformative music therapy sessions to TLC’s residential and day program clients.
In a recent WRAL feature, Alyson Stoffer, TLC’s Director of Strategic Impact & Outreach, shared the incredible impact […]
Imagine waiting over a decade for something as basic as the services that allow you—or your loved one—to live with dignity. It sounds unimaginable, yet this is the stark reality for more than 17,900 North Carolinians stuck on the Innovations Waiver waitlist. […]
Sherry Ward recalls the pivotal moments that shaped her sister Tracie Blalock’s journey at TLC (formerly Tammy Lynn Center), where Tracie has been a resident since 1979. Tracie was 13 years old when she first moved in, after years of attending TLC’s day programs. […]
More than residential services for individuals, TLC also provides specialized consultative services in the community to identify clients’ needs and help them access the resources necessary to live their fullest lives. Meet speech pathologist Lora Rogers and how she helped TLC client Kelly tackle her challenges.
June Noland is a testament to the power of love, care, and community. As one of the longest-standing residents at TLC, June has called Moore Residence her home for the past 43 years, having arrived when she was just 13 years old. Read June's story.
