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Meet Tammy...

Consider for a moment the anticipation of attending your first school dance. You are all dressed up. You walk to the hall and can hear the strains of music mingled with the excited but contained chatter of those walking with you through the cool evening air. Your peers and a few chaperones beckon, as do the decorations that adorn the hall. Instead of opening the doors, you stop. What happens next?

Meet Tammy. Tammy is a sweet, wonderful young lady who has attended Villa’s School since 2009. She is a 20 year-old student with autism.
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Tye's Triumph...

DEDICATED—Thousand Oaks resident Tye Horn, right, helps Jack Cornell of Newbury Park look for the correct size drill bit Aug. 2 at Home Depot in Newbury Park. Horn has been an employee at Home Depot for almost 20 years. He credits Villa Esperanza, a nonprofit organization that provides job training and placement services for the developmentally disabled, with helping him reach his goals. Read full story>>

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