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Choosing With Support                                           "Supported Decision-Making" with Dr. Martinis

9/27/2017

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Always There                                                                           Ohio County Boards of DD Celebrate 50 Years

3/16/2017

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Common Voice Newsletter - Fall 2016

9/13/2016

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Trauma Informed Care:
Facilitating Healing, Resiliency and Hope

Supporting people who have been victims of trauma—or understanding and working through trauma of your own—can be an overwhelming task. To learn more about this life-changing issue, join us on October 7 from 9am to 4:30pm at Norwalk High School’s Fisher-Titus Learning Center, 350 Shady Lane Drive, for a training presented by certified trauma specialists Mary Vicario, LPCC-S and Carol Hudgins Mitchell, M.Ed., LSW, NBCCH. Registration closes on September 26, and space is limited. For a registration form, or for more information,
contact Julie Tyler at 419-668-8840, extension 1449, or j.tyler@
hurondd.org.
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The Common Voice Newsletter - Winter 2016

3/17/2016

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HCBDD Strategic Plan Focuses on Transition, Possible Service Expansion

The Huron County Board of DD is ringing in 2016 with a new strategic plan in place to guide the organization's actions over the next three years.

High points of the 2016-2018 plan include:
  • The Transition of Christie Lane Industries (CLI) from county-board operated program to independent provider of adult day services to comply with state and federal rules
  • a continued commitment to enhancing the person-centered planning process for individuals served
  • support for Artists' Open Studio to become a certified independent service provider
  • possible expansion of current services offered to children aged three through five who qualify
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The Common Voice Newsletter - Fall 2015

12/9/2015

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Community Integration: What is it,
and What Does It Mean?

Community Integration is the opportunity to live in one's community and be valued for one's uniqueness and abilities like everyone else, without regard for disabilities.  It is a concept that covers a very broad number of aspects of everyday life:
  • Housing
  • Employment
  • Education
  • Health Status
  • Leisure/Recreation
  • Spirituality/Religion
  • Citizenship and Civic Engagement
  • Valued Social Roles (i.e. marriage, parenting)
  • Peer Support
  • Self-Determination
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The Common Voice Newsletter - Summer 2015

7/15/2015

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The Common Voice Newsletter - Spring 2015

4/1/2015

 
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Monica Merrill Named 2014 Winner of Strow Community Employment Award

Monica Merrill has had many jobs dur- ing her 20-year association with Christie Lane Industries. However, she really found her specialty five years ago when she joined the staff of the Motel 6 in Avery. Since then, she has excelled at a variety of tasks, such as cleaning win- dows and vending machines, mopping floors and doing laundry.

In recognition of her accomplishments at Motel 6, Monica was recently named the recipient of the Ernie Strow Community Employment award. 

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The Common Voice Newsletter- Winter 2014

11/1/2014

 
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Christie Lane Names 
Kari Smith as New Superintendent 

Kari Smith was named the new Superintendent at Christie Lane at Tuesday’s meeting of the Huron County Board of Developmental Disabilities.

Smith, who has worked at Christie Lane since 2007 as Director of Service and Sup- port Administration, was approved by unanimous vote.

She will replace Dr. Dee Zeffiro-Krenisky, who is retiring Dec. 31 after nearly two decades as Superintendent.

Smith will assume her new responsibilities Jan. 1.

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