OPINION: Panhandle nonprofit is winning where it counts
Andrew Rogers is 33 years old, lives in an apartment in Sandpoint, works at the local Safeway store and is self-sufficient.
It’s a “normal” lifestyle by any measure — something that didn’t appear to be possible 12 years ago. Autism didn’t hold back Andrew and his life changed for the better when Panhandle Special Needs Inc. entered the picture.
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