Medication Administration (Mike Bonikowsky)
I have seen that shape before And now I find it troubles me. Those hands held in just that way. But I can't place the memory.
Serving Others (#2) Enhance relationships
The biggest challenge for people with exceptional needs in relationship with others who may or may not have exceptional needs is often a lack of opportunity for reciprocity and responsibility. For example, for many years, I attended churches where little was expected of me. Everyone over-praised the fact that I showed up.
Serving others (#1) Promote citizenship
Faith communities can model the principle of promoting full citizenship by ensuring that people with exceptional needs are always welcomed into worship services and times of fellowship. Promoting full membership within the faith community might also mean ensuring that religious education is adaptable and communion or other liturgical components are accessible.