The Chamber of Commerce’s leadership class will renovate the back patio area to be more accessible and engaging for Eagle Valley Children’s Home residents. (Photo: Faith Evans/Nevada Appeal) READ FULL ARTICLE HERE from the Nevada Appeal. The Carson City Chamber of Commerce will graduate its Leadership Institute Class of 2022 in May. But first, they’re working on their big final project: a sensory garden for Eagle Valley Children’s Home. “Our clientele, they all have sensory

Members of Knights of Columbus Council 4781 in Carson City presented a check for $1123.44 to Donna Clark, Executive Director of Eagle Valley Children's Home, on Thursday, Dec. 16. The Knights raised the money with donations from their Campaign for People with Intellectual Disabilities. Members of St. Teresa of Avila Catholic church gave the donation to support Eagle Valley Children's Home and Nevada Special Olympics. Pictured are Richard Moore, Financial Secretary, and Steve

Eagle Valley Children’s Home has changed since it was established in 1946 as the only institutional placement option in Nevada for babies and young children born with disabilities. An old ranch house and a couple of other frame structures on 210 acres northwest of Carson City was renovated again and again to accommodate the needs of the people who lived here until it finally became apparent that it was time to build new Residential and Service Buildings. In late fall of 2004