This video has music playing in the background the entire time. The music starts loud and then fades into the background so that you can hear Kathy Lett and Pam Schutz talking.

The video starts with the text What is Covey surrounded by several drawings of feathers shown on the screen.

A distant shot that zooms in on two young adult boys with disabilities using the swings on a playground.

We hear Kathy Lett, a former Board Member & Volunteer speak: “When I think of what Covey is I think of a unique family of individuals that essentially partner with clients and families to provide the best possible resource to help them achieve whatever their particular goals are.”

A close up shot of a group of adults with disabilities cooking together in a kitchen.

We hear Kathy Lett continue to speak: “So for example, if a client has a goal to reach greater independence, certainly those life enrichment skills help an individual move forward in that. Or if, for example, it's a family who needs to be re-energized or re-focused on caring for their loved one then the respite house is a great resource that they can lean on for that.”

A close up shot of children and adults with disabilities doing puzzles and playing games inside.

We hear Pam Schutz, Chief Executive Officer, speak: “When you look at Covey's programs and when you think about Covey, the core of everything we do is to empower individuals with disabilities and their families to fully engage in the community.”

A close up shot of a group of adults with disabilities at the Milwaukee County Zoo.

We hear Pam Schutz continue to speak: “Every program that we develop or grow has that ultimate core. We design around that mission. We continually look at what services might we develop that will help us further that mission.”

A distant show of a group of young adults with disabilities swimming at an indoor pool.

We hear Kathy Lett speak again: “To the ability that you can grow a community where people live and work in a place where every individual regardless of ability has the access to become the best they can be that helps the entire community.”

A distant shot of adults and kids with disabilities riding bikes inside a school gym.

We hear Kathy Lett continue speaking: “And so recognizing that sometimes those resources are not readily known or available helps an individual understand how critical Covey can be to those families and plans.”

A close up shot of a young adult boy with disabilities painting a picture while sitting outside.

We hear Pam Schutz speak again: “Ultimately, I'd love for it to be a world that doesn't notice differences. A world where our clients, people with disabilities, are accepted and involved in the community just like anybody else.”

We hear the background music get louder and we see the Covey logo appear on screen, bringing the video to an end.