Walton Options

1 day ago

Not sure where to start with Medicare or Medicaid?
We're here to help you better understand your options!
Join us and Hoston Helps for a FREE educational workshop where you'll learn about Medicare and Medicaid, explore different coverage options, and discover what to consider when choosing coverage that meets your healthcare needs and budget.

When: November 19th 2026
Time: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location: 948 Walton Way, Augusta, GA 30901
Register here: docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSePLwYW.../viewform...

What You'll Learn:
The differences between Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare coverage types and plan options
Eligibility requirements and available benefits
Key factors to consider when comparing coverage
Where to find trusted resources and enrollment assistance
Attendees will have the opportunity to schedule a one-on-one consultation for personalized guidance following the workshop

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Walton Options

1 week ago

We are delighted to share that our Executive Director, Tiffany Clifford, received the inaugural APRIL President's Award at this year’s Association of Programs for Rural Independent Living. Tiffany has dedicated 43 years to advancing independent living and expanding opportunities for people with disabilities in the CSRA.
Everyone here at Walton Options is thrilled for you.
Congratulations!🥳

Read more about Tiffany on our Conference website: april-rural.org/confer.../index.php/awards-and-honorCongratulations to Tiffany Clifford, the Inaugural recipient of the APRIL President's Award!

Tiffany Clifford has dedicated 43 years to advancing independent living and creating greater opportunities for people with disabilities . Her path to this work began shortly after high school, influenced in part by her aunt, who had Down Syndrome. Her aunt had been institutionalized as a child but later moved into the community, where she was able to work and live with the supports and opportunities that allowed her to build a life of her own. Seeing that transformation sparked Tiffany's interest in working with people with disabilities and shaped her understanding of what is possible when people are given the opportunity to live in their communities.
Tiffany pursued her education at the University of North Florida, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Education with an emphasis on intellectual, behavioral, and learning disabilities. After college, she taught middle school, but quickly recognized that her strengths were less in the day-to-day classroom and more in planning, program development, and figuring out how to create effective ways for people to learn and succeed.

That realization led to an opportunity as Program Director for a nonprofit community living program serving young adults with sensory disabilities. It was there that Tiffany was introduced to the philosophy of independent living and developed a deeper understanding of the importance of access, choice, self-determination, and full participation in community life. She found a professional philosophy that aligned with what she had first observed through her aunt's experience.

Read more abut Tiffany on our Conference website: april-rural.org/conference/index.php/awards-and-honor

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