Association on Aging with Developmental Disabilities

Mark your calendar for AADD’s annual Trivia Night on Friday, November 6, 2026, at Bishop DuBourg High School! Gather your smartest friends, form a team of 8 for just $200 per table, and get ready for a night of friendly competition, laughter, a little music, and a chance to show off your trivia prowess. To secure your spot, register and pay at https://bit.ly/2026AADDTriviaNight. Doors open at 6pm, trivia starts at 7pm. Don't miss out on this fantastic evening for a great cause. We can't wait to see you there!

At its May board meeting, the Productive Living Board of St. Louis County (PLB) approved a $144,428 investment in AADD's Retirement Support Programs and its Social Clubs Program. AADD thanks the PLB Board of Directors and Staff for this investment, and we look forward to continue proudly serving St. Louis County residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities!

In FY27, PLB approved $31,787,562 in total community investments supporting more than 4,600 individuals and families across St. Louis County. These publicly funded services help residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) live more independently and participate fully in their communities.

Learn more about PLB at PLBoard.com.

At its May board meeting, the St. Louis Office for Developmental Disability Resources (DD Resources) approved a $954,855 investment in AADD’s Retirement Support and Circle of Friends Programs for older adults, as well as its ISLA (Supported Living), Challenges Unlimited, Social Clubs, and System Navigation programs. AADD thanks the DD Resources Board of Directors and Staff for this investment, and we look forward to continue proudly serving St. Louis City residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities!

In FY27, DD Resources approved $7,654,593 in total community investments supporting almost 1,600 individuals and families across St. Louis City. These publicly funded services help residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) live more independently in an inclusive community that maximizes individual abilities.

Learn more about DD Resources at STLDD.org

Moving more, eating well, and staying socially connected all contribute to overall well-being. At AADD, we support small, consistent steps that promote lifelong health.

Championing your health involves being proactive — making healthy choices, staying active, and taking steps to prevent problems before they start. This May, stay engaged in decisions that support long-term health and independence.