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Annual Two-Step Gala
Join Us to CHANGE LIVES at TEAMability’s Annual Two-Step Gala!
TEAMability began with a bold vision: to transform the lives of individuals with complex disabilities and their families. Today, that vision is a vibrant reality. At TEAMability, we see ability first—always. Our innovative model empowers individuals to independently explore their strengths and experience the joy of success, often for the very first time. It’s not just therapy—it’s a celebration of possibility. So dust off your boots, bring your best two-step, and help us keep the momentum going!
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TEAMability Welcomes Brooke Kearney as New Chief Executive Officer
TEAMability is proud to announce the appointment of Brooke Kearney as our new Chief Executive Officer. Brooke brings over 15 years of experience in nonprofit leadership, strategic development, and inclusive community engagement. Most recently serving as Special Projects Officer and Chief Development Officer at Morgan’s Inclusion Initiative, Brooke has led high-impact initiatives that reflect her deep commitment to accessibility, equity, and mission-driven service.
Her appointment marks a new chapter for TEAMability—one rooted in continuity, compassion, and bold vision. Brooke’s personal passion for empowering individuals of all abilities aligns seamlessly with TEAMability’s mission. She has long admired the organization’s unique approach and is honored to carry forward Barbara Goldman’s legacy.
In her first months, Brooke will focus on stabilizing operations, listening deeply to staff and families, and embedding herself in the day-to-day work that defines TEAMability. Her leadership will guide the organization into a sustainable future, ensuring that our services remain joyful, inclusive, and transformative.
“I am honored to join TEAMability and build upon the extraordinary foundation laid by Barbara Goldman,” says Brooke. “Together with our dedicated team, I look forward to advancing our mission and continuing to see ability first in every person we serve.”
We invite our community to join us in welcoming Brooke to TEAMability. We are excited for the journey ahead.
From the TEAMability Board of Directors:
“The Board of Directors is thrilled to welcome Brooke Kearney as TEAMability’s new CEO. Brooke brings fifteen years of nonprofit leadership experience that has continuously shown her empowering individuals to reach new goals and potential.
We are confident in Brooke’s experience, skills, and enthusiasm to successfully lead TEAMability into the next chapter of the organization. Her fresh perspective and invigorating energy that she is bringing to TEAMability will most certainly continue the success of the organization.
We are excited to embark on this new chapter with Brooke and eagerly anticipate she will follow in her predecessor’s footsteps, leading TEAMability’s mission to see ability first, not disability.”
TEAMability Works with Communities and Families For Success
We invite you to help us CHANGE LIVES at this year’s Annual Two-Step Gala! TEAMability began a visionary journey that would forever change the lives of individuals with complex disabilities and their families. At TEAMability, we see ability first. Our innovative model encourages individuals to independently discover their abilities and experience the joy of success, often for the very first time.
Commentary: San Antonio has work to do in supporting people with disabilities
Texas is home to more than 3.5 million individuals with disabilities, 12.1 % of our population. In terms easier to imagine, the number of Texans with disabilities outnumbers the population of San Antonio— the nation’s seventh-largest city —twice over.
These statistics, provided by the Office of the Texas Governor, will surprise many. More than 1 in 10 whom we meet have one or more types of disability: mobility, communication, intellectual, sensory or challenges with living independently or providing self-care.
At TEAMability, a nonprofit I founded in San Antonio 21 years ago, we provide services and therapy to those with complex disabilities. Yet, we strive every day to see both children and adults with disabilities for what they can do rather than what they cannot.
TEAMability celebrates 20th year of serving those with complex disabilities at Two-Step Gala
The nonprofit honored the Najim Charitable Foundation and Yvonne Katz, Ed.D., as longtime supporters of the organization
The nonprofit TEAMability celebrated its 20th year of providing inclusive services to those with complex disabilities at its annual fundraiser, the Two-Step Gala, on Friday, April 12.
“This event is our annual celebration of human potential and those who believe in it,” said Barbara Goldman, CEO of TEAMability.
San Antonio outpatient clinic offers solutions for children with disabilities
For almost 20 years, the outpatient clinic, Teamability, has been helping children with very complex disabilities achieve their potential.
Teamability’s founder and CEO, Barbara Goldman, says both therapists and educators work hand in hand to create care plans for children that are meaningful and fun but, more importantly, things they can be successful in achieving.
“We combine the expertise of special educators with that of highly qualified therapists,” said Goldman.
The facility uses state-of-the-art equipment that helps clients achieve maximum results while in therapy.
TEAMability is making great strides, challenging expectations by seeing ability first
For children and adults living with multiple and severe disabilities, receiving the assistance that is necessary to actively participate in life can sometimes fall short.
Where general assumption is made based on the outward view of the person, TEAMability looks beyond, challenging the assumptions and identifying an individuals’ abilities that are already there.
TEAMability is a nonprofit organization with a mission to address the complex challenges of individuals of all ages with multiple disabilities and their families..