Congratulations to ANCOR DSP of the Year nominee for the state of Indiana, Michael Harding! Michael is a DSP who always goes out of his way to ensure that the individuals with whom he works are treated as more than just the sum of their diagnoses or disabilities. Michael always treats others as people first, and he ensures that his individuals' needs are met. Michael met the person he supported in 2012 when they were both enrolled at college. Their first meeting included Michael accidentally rolling over Mike’s foot with his wheelchair -- but that's how the two got to talking! "Mike learned that he was having trouble with his support staff, so he applied to be his DSP," shared his nominator, Annmarie Fanning. "Building on their relationship, Mike wanted to provide more support to his new friend. He applied on a Saturday and was hired the next Monday, after the supervisor heard about everything Mike had already done for him." Initially, Michael let him know that he was only going to be a DSP until graduation, but seven years later, he is still supporting his friend. Michael turned his friendship with Mike into a career. Thank you, Michael, for all you do! #dungarvin #dungarvincareers #dungarvincareers #indiana
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