Wendy Rae Englander was a shining light within her family. Her sister, Dr. Janice Katz, founder of Imagination Station, attributes her passion for child development to Wendy and recognizes that she was part of the reason Dr. Katz became a clinical …
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Bill Trowbridge, announced recently that after seven years he will be stepping down as President and CEO of Paladin, a charitable non-profit dedicated to serving children, seniors, and persons with developmental disabilities. He is slated to become CEO of …
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The annual dinner hosted by Paladin at Blue Chip Casino Fremont Event Center is something staff and participants look forward to all year. Coming together to dress up for a fine dining experience and a night of celebration is just a small part of what keeps …
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The residential living program offered by Paladin, Inc., offers persons with disabilities the opportunity to live as independently as possible and experience meaningful lives as they contribute to making their communities a better place. The program is …
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The staff at Imagination Station Child Development Center strive to regard the personal qualities of each child as unique gifts to be nurtured, shared, and appreciated. The unique curriculum is based upon sound child development principles and best practices …
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When two community organizations come together to enrich the lives of children, good things happen. This is the case with the recent merger of Paladin, Inc., and the Child Care Consortium, which took place July 1. The organizations are now able to provide a …
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Paladin, Inc., a social service agency founded in 1967, was recently awarded the Head Start grant after a long and competitive process. In addition to its services serving individuals with disabilities the organization is expanding its mission to advocate and …
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