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Changing the way people perceive disabilities.

Education, advocacy and community involvement are essential in removing boundaries and changing the way people perceive disabilities. Pride actively participates in providing opportunities in these three important areas.

Josh McDermott is always on the lookout for new activities to try, as long as they don’t involve sitting in front of a computer screen. "Video games bore me, I’m more of an outdoor person," said the high school senior from Walkill, NY. "I’m 100-percent outgoing and I’ll try pretty much anything once." On a typical day, Josh might go fishing in the morning, and get together with friends for a pickup hockey game in the afternoon. He attributes his love of the outdoors to growing up in a family that prefers camping trips over hotel rooms for family vacations. "We’ve always gone camping and done stuff like that," said Josh.

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