What does independence really look like? For one young man in Tallahassee, it means moving into his own apartment—with the support of Best Buddies and a community that believes in inclusion. This inspiring story shows the power of connection and opportunity in action.
Read the full story on WFSU Local News, then explore how the Best Buddies Living program is making independent living possible.
Reilly Donovan is a participant in Best Buddies Living, which provides inclusive, independent housing opportunities for people with and without IDD.
Rodrigo Balvanera, a master's student at American University, found his home at the Georgetown location of Best Buddies Living.
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