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Who We Are

People First is a self-advocacy group. The members of People First formed the group to be run by and for people with developmental disabilities, but anyone can join. 

How we Make a Difference

  • We listen to each other and to our friends, to hear their concerns.

  • We support each other and speak up for each other

  • We help group members speak up for themselves

  • We talk to state and local leaders about our needs and other's needs

  • We believe in civil rights for all people

  • We want to be sure people with disabilities are living good lives

  • We call for the community to respect and include ALL people

What Else do Members do?

People First of Boone County and other local groups are part of a larger group - People First of Missouri.

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Besides advocating for our rights, we do other things like: 

  • Have guest speakers at our meetings

  • Thanksgiving potluck

  • Holiday dance with Columbia Parks & Rec

  • Walk and Roll-a-thon

  • Mizzou Homecoming Parade

Membership

People First of Boone County meets monthly at the Boone County Family Resources Community Room at 2700 West Ash St., or via Zoom if necessary. 

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Membership is open to anyone interested in advocacy for a better community! 

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For meeting dates and times, contact Mark Satterwhite at (573)874-1995 ext. 306 or email msatterwhite@bcfr.org.

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Come check us out!

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If you have any comments and or suggestions relating to improving the accessibility of our site, please don't hesitate to contact our website coordinator Amy Parris at aparris@bcfr.org or Mark Satterwhite at msatterwhite@bcfr.org. Your feedback will help us make improvements.

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