People with intellectual and developmental disabilities want to work, make friends, learn and live in homes of their choosing and SEEC is here to help them achieve those dreams. Their assimilation in all aspects of community life in Montgomery County and Washington D.C. contributes to the diversity of our society and fosters a sense of commonality.

Our Impact

200+

Employers partnering with SEEC to strengthen our community's workforce

345+

People supported to be fully engaged in their communities

58%

The percentage of people SEEC supports who earn income (as compared with national average of 20%)

210+

Professionals statewide who have advanced their career development by participating in collaborations lead by SEEC

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3 days ago
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SEEC is Hiring! Join us this coming Wednesday for our next recruitment event! ... See MoreSee Less

SEEC is Hiring! Join us this coming Wednesday for our next recruitment event!
3 days ago
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Are you or is someone you know interested in learning more about living independently? Join us for one of our upcoming webinars! #liveworkthrive #movingout ... See MoreSee Less

Are you or is someone you know interested in learning more about living independently? Join us for one of our upcoming webinars! #liveworkthrive #movingout

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Awesome program! Great opportunity for fulfilling dreams of adult independence. Check it out!

1 week ago
SEEC

Our voices were heard!
The Montgomery County Council just approved an additional 2% increase to the DD (Developmental Disabilities) Supplement helping to bridge what would have been a critical shortage of funds. By advocating, the people we support and our staff have made a positive difference. In the past year, we have written emails, met with County Councilmembers, and testified at a public hearing. And it's paid off!
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Our voices were heard! 
 The Montgomery County Council just approved an additional 2% increase to the DD (Developmental Disabilities) Supplement helping to bridge what would have been a critical shortage of funds. By advocating, the people we support and our staff have made a positive difference. In the past year, we have written emails, met with County Councilmembers, and testified at a public hearing. And its paid off!Image attachment

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Congratulations!

Way to go Katrina Emmerson Kugel!

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