Sammy Rosenberg

Sammy Rosenberg

770.395.2602Assistant Director, The Blonder Family Dept. for Developmental Disabilities

Sammy Rosenberg770.395.2602

Sammy RosenbergCommunity Advisory Council Member
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Sammy Rosenberg
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Sammy is the assistant director of the Blonder Family Department for Developmental Disabilities at the Marcus Jewish Community Center.He has worked in recreation and camping for children with special needs for the past ten years and loves his work.The native Atlantan, who grew up with Tourette's syndrome, earned a degree in social work and psychology, planned for a career in which he could give back to his community.

Sammy Rosenberg

Sammy Rosenberg, 770-395-2602Dept. Asst. Director

or "go into business with Sammy or Ted Turner or for myself."Sammy isSammy Rosenberg, program coordinator for the Developmental DisabilitiesDepartment of the Atlanta Jewish Community Center.With every question about his future, Robbie delightedly churns out thebright possibilities.But it wasn't always that way for a kid with Fragile X syndrome, a genetic

or go into business with Sammy or Ted Turner or for myself. Sammy is.Sammy Rosenberg , program coordinator for the Developmental DisabilitiesDepartment of the Atlanta Jewish Community CenterWith every question about his future , Robbie delightedly churns out the.bright possibilitiesBut it wasn't always that way for a kid with Fragile X syndrome , a genetic.chromosomal disorder , marvels his father , Dr. Robert Grollman.When he was.real young , there was nothing available , but it has just mushroomed , the.Atlanta dentist says.

Sammy Rosenberg

678.812.4092Assistant Director, The Blonder Family Dept. for Developmental Disabilities

Ask the Expert: Sammy Rosenberg on Recreation Programs
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Sammy Rosenberg is the assistant director of the Department for Developmental Disabilities at the Marcus Jewish Community Center.He has worked in recreation and camping for children with special needs for the past nine years and loves his work.The native Atlantan, who grew up with Tourette's syndrome, earned a degree in social work and psychology, planned for a career in which he could give back to his community.

Sammy Rosenberg, the JCC's developmental disabilities program director, and SOAR volunteers Michael Levene (left), Adam Sonenshine, Daniel Moskovitz and Amichai Israeli at a recent practice session.
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Now in its 11th year, "SOAR started with a few kids and parents throwing a basketball around, with just a couple of teams," said Sammy Rosenberg, the Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta's director for developmental disabilities programs.Rosenberg came on board at the JCC a year after SOAR's inception.
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It's a win-win situation for everybody," said Rosenberg.

Amichai Israeli, 17, got connected to SOAR through his father, a friend of Rosenberg's.
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Rosenberg sees the change, too."Their skills get better and they become more self-confident as they become better athletes," he said.