Greenbrier Valley Disability Awareness discussed accessibility at recent meeting

GREENBRIER COUNTY W.Va. (WVDN) – Greenbrier Valley Disability Awareness met recently for their monthly meeting. Mary Thompson, the first honoree of the White Sulphur Springs STRIDE Gala in 2023, led the discussion with the group regarding disability and accessibility issues. STRIDE stands for Supporting, Transforming, Rights, Inclusion and Disability Empowerment. Thompson has a genuine interest in seeing the area be the most accessible for everyone.

Greenbrier Valley continues to work to be the healthiest and most accessible in the state. This group meets regularly and encompasses Pocahontas, Greenbrier and Monroe Counties. The group is comprised of those with a disability, a family member with a disability or individuals who have an interest in accessibility issues.

For more information, contact Mack McIntire at 304-767-1646.

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