Des Moines Register, February 8, 2012 Lisa McCoy drops some berries and cereal bars on to her son Nicholas' tray, then spoons some yogurt into his mouth. He signals his approval by waving his arm in the air and flashing a messy grin. From an observation room, a few therapists evaluate Nicholas, 16 months. He has low muscle tone because of Down syndrome, which has affected his chewing skills. The session is part of a Feeding Clinic at ChildServe, which assists children with special health care needs. ...
Ames Tribune, September 24, 2011 Gilbert High School students this year decided when it comes down
to the qualities they’re looking for in a homecoming king, Kevin
Rinehart has them in spades. ...
Des Moines Register, July 6, 2011 Dr. Teri Wahlig was active at ChildServe even before becoming its first full-time medical director earlier this year ...
Des Moines Register, June 27, 2010 ChildServe calls its employees superheroes. Yet its leader shuns that role. Lloyd
VanderKwaak preaches that nonprofits may have a weakness if they follow
the CEO-as-Superman model. ChildServe's chief executive and president
counts his job as creating a strong board to hold him accountable and
ensure the nonprofit makes a difference in its community ...
Seattle Post Intelligencer, January 29, 2010
Jesse had never trained for dog agility, but she proved to be a natural, working with Dan for more than two years at ChildServe. Over the course of the last ...
