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a to by County but coded by provider), discussion of meeting location, relationship to the Cradle to Career project. rescheduled meeting with Cane Pediatrics, and budget. I have had many meetings and discussions related to expansion of ID/DD service capacity and infrastructure, including with Mark Doyle of the Governor’s office, Chancellor Wise, Associate Chancellor Aliston, Dean Wynn Korr, Dean Tanya Gallagher, Mayor Don Gerard, Drs. Brooks and Bennett and Melissa Rowe of lAG, the local PAS/TSC staff and supervisor, Regina Crider of the Youth and Family Alliance, Sheila Ferguson of Community Elements, members of local law enforcement, and family advocates.

During this period, I also attended meetings of the Metropolitan Intergovernmental Council, the Mental Health Agencies Council, the Quarter Cent Administrative Team. the CIT Steering Committee, and the Champaign Community Coalition.

I continue to chair ACMHAI’s 1)1) Subcommittee, which meets every other month (9/18), and participate in monthly NACBHDD l/DD Subcommittee calls (9/23). 1had follow-up ernails with Pete Moore of the Good Life Network (Ohio), who will be presenting at the NACBHDD conference I’m attending October 14 and 15. I listened to the 9/18 meeting of the Illinois Task Force on Employment and Economic Self-Sufficiency for Persons with Disabilities regarding implementation of the executive order on Employment First. This long meeting included an overview from Equip for Equality on their work on recommendations for the state; the full report/blueprint will be released on October 30 in Chicago. Melissa Picciola of EFE sent Mr. Tracy information on what they learned about the disability service system in Washington (state), where changes in policy from 1992 to 2004 led to positive outcomes by 2009. I attended’ webinars/conference calls of the Governor’s Office of Health Innovation and Transformation’s Long-Term Services and Supports Subcommittee Breakthrough Groups on Service Definitions and Conflict-free Case Management/Person-Centered Planning, and the Services and Supports Work Group (with reports by all breakthrough groups); so many details of interest are covered in these meetings as the workgroups move toward definitions and recommendations needed for the 1115 waiver, but I am still processing what I learn and signing up for additional breakthrough group meetings (Behavioral Health, Access and Assessment, Developmental Disabilities). I also follow the Monthly Community of Practice webinars hosted by the Employment First State Leadership Mentoring program, which featured Utah’s PathWays to Careers (9/10) and Washington’s Initiative for Supported Employment (10/8). Here again, there is much to think about.

Ligas, PUNS, and Unmet Need: Data sorted for Champaign County, from the IDHS website’s September 9 update, is added below; full report attached.

2/1/li: 194 with emergency need; of 269 with critical need, 116 are recent or coming grads. 4/5/1 1: 198 with emergency need; of 274 with critical need, 120 are recent or coming grads. 5/12/11: 195 with emergency need; of 272 with critical need, 121 are recent or coming grads. 6/9/11: 194 with emergency need; of 268 with critical need, 120 are recent or coming grads 10/4/11: 201 with emergency need; of 278 with critical need, 123 are recent or coming grads. 12/5/11: 196 with emergency need; of 274 with critical need, 122 are recent or coming grads. 5/7/12: 222 with emergency need; of 289 with critical need, 127 are recent or coming grads. 9/10/12: 224 with emergency need; of 288 with critical need. 131 are recent or coming grads. 10/10/12: 224 with emergency need; of 299 with critical need. 134 are recent or coming grads. l’7/13: 225 with emergency need; of 304 with critical need. 140 are recent or coming grads. 2/11/13: 226 with emergency need; of 308 with critical need, 141 are recent or coming grads. 6/10/13: 238 with emergency need; of 345 with critical need, 156 are recent or coming grads. 10/15/13: 244with emergency need; of 378 with critical need, 160 are recent or coming grads. 11/8/13: 246 with emergency need; of 392 with critical need, 164 are recent or coming grads. 1/9/14: 247 with emergency need: of 393 with critical need, 165 are recent or coming grads. 2/10/14: 249 with emergency need; of 395 with critical need, 166 are recent or coming grads. 6/10/14: 252 with emergency need; of 396 with critical need, 169 are recent or coming grads. 8/13/14: 261 with emergency need; of 425 with critical need, 180 are recent or coming grads. 9/9/14: 260 with emergency need; of 425 with critical need, 180 have exited school in the past 10 years or expect to in the next 3 years.

The majority of existing supports, in order, are Education, Speech Therapy, Transportation, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Behavioral Supports. The most frequently identified desired supports, in order, are Transportation, Personal Support, Support to engage in worklactivities in a disability setting, Support to work in the community, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Behavioral Supports, Other Transportation Service, Out-of-home residential services with 24-hour supports, Physical Therapy, Out-of-home residential services with less than 24-hour supports, Assistive Technology, and Respite.

Because eligibility determination is done after selection from PUNS, presence in the data does not meaii that all individuals reported have a qua!iJj’ing diagnosis. Persons served through CCDDB and CC’MHBfunded programs may also be enrolled in PUNS, especially jf they are likely to qualify as Ligas class members and receive a state award for Home and community Based Services. IDHS’ “Determination of intellectual Disability or Related Condition & Associated Treatment Needs” is attached.

Because many have expressed interest in understanding what PUNS and selections look like across the state, I have attached the most recent “Total and Active PUNS by County and Township” and Summary by PAS/ISC of “Total PUNS Customers” reports for a first look as we seek information. Total PUNS includes closed records.

The work of the Life Choices groups wraps up on November 12th, when the sixth workgroup presents on costs and priorities; recommendations of this Case Management expansion project are posted to the DHS-DDD website. Darlene Kloeppel, CCRPC, will also keep us informed. Page 19 Division of Developmental Disabilities of 236

PUNS Data By County and Selection Detail SHineis Depaitment of Human Services September09, 2014 County: Champaign Reason for PUNS or PUNS Update New 175 Annual Update 105 Change of category (Emergency. Planning, or Critical) 20 Change of service needs (more or less) - unchanged category (Emergency, Planning, or Critical) 25 Person is fullyserved or is not requesting any supports within the next five (5) years 127 Moved to another state, close PUNS 5 Person withdraws, close PUNS 16 Deceased 3

Other, supports still needed 1 Other, close PUNS 83 EMERGENCY NEED(Person needs in-home or day supports immediately) 1. Individual needs immediate support to stay in their own home/family home (short term - 90 days or less); e.g. 8 hospitalization of care giver or temporary illness of an individual living in their own home. 2. Individual needs immediate support to stay in their own home/family home or maintain their employment 30 situation (long term): e.g., due to the person’s serious health or behavioral issues. 3. Care giver needs immediate support to keep their family member at home (short term - 90 days or less); e.g., 6 family member recuperating from illness and needs short term enhanced supports. 4. Care giver needs immediate support to keep their family member at home (long term); e.g.. care giver is 17 permanently disabled or is terminally illand needs long term enhanced supports immediately to keep their family member at home.

EMERGENCY NEED(Person needs out-of-home supports immediately) 1. Care giver is unable or unwillingto continue providing care (e.g., person has been abandoned). 32 2. Death of the care giver with no other supports available. 5 3. Person has been commited by the court or is at risk of incarceration. 2 4. Person is living in a setting where there is suspicion of abuse or neglect. 5 5. Person is in an exceedingly expensive or inappropriate placement and immediately needs a new plaec to live 10 (for example. an acute care hospital. a mental health placement. a homeless shelter. etc.). 6. Other crisis, Specify: 145 CRITICALNEED(Person needs supports within one year) 1. Individual or care giver willneed support within the next year in order for the individual to continue livingin 45 their current situation. 2. Person has a care giver (age 60+) and willneed supports within the next year. 35 3. Person has an illcare giver who willbe unable to continue providing care within the next year. 7 4. Person has behavior(s) that warrant additional supports to live in their own home or family home. 46 5. Individual personal care needs cannot be met by current care givers or the person’s health has deteriorated. 10 6. There has been a death or other family crisis, requiring additional supports. 4 7. Person has a care giver who would be unable to work ifservices are not provided. 34 8. Person or care giver needs an alternative livingarrangement. 12 9. Person has graduated or left school in the past 10 years, or willbe graduating in the next 3 years. 180 10. Person is living in an inappropriate place, awaiting a proper place (can manage for the short term; e.g., 2 persons aging out of children’s residential services). 11. Person moved from another state where they were receiving residential, day and/or in-home supports. 7

12. The state has plans to assist the person in moving within the next year (from a state-operated or private 1 Intermediate Care Facilityfor People with Developmental Disabilites, nursing home or state hospital). 13. Person is losing eligibiltyfor Department of Children and Family Services supports in the next year. 5 14. Person is losing eligibilityfor Early Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment supports in the next year. 3

17. Person is residing in an out-of-home residential setting and is losing funding from the public school system. 1 20. Person wants to leave current setting within the next year. 5 21. Person needs services within the next year for some other reason, specify: 28 Page 20 of 236 Division of Developmental Disabilities

PUNS Data By County and Selection Detail Illinois Department of Human Services September09, 2014 PLANNING FOR NEED(Person’s needs for service is more than a year away but less than 5 years away, or the care giver is older than 60 years) 1. Person is not currently in need of services, but willneed service ifsomething happens to the care giver. 80

2. Person lives in a large setting. and person/family has expressed a desire to move (or the state plans to move 1 the person).

3. Person is disatisfied with current residential services and wishes to move to a different residential setting. 1 4. Person wishes to move to a different geographic location in Illinois. 2

5. Person currently lives in out-of-home residential setting and wishes to live in own home. 1 6. Person currently lives in out-of-home residential setting and wishes to return to parents home and parents 2 concur. 7. Person is receiving supports for vocational or other structured activities and wants and needs increased 2 supports to retire. 8. Person or care giver needs increased supports. 87

9. Person is losing eligibilityfor Department of Children and Family Services supports within 1-5 years. 1 14. Other, Explain: 11

EXISTING SUPPORTS AND SERVICES Respite Supports (24 Hour) 17 Respite Supports (<24 hour) 32 Behavioral Supports (includes behavioral intervention, therapy and counseling) 103 Physical Therapy 78 Occupational Therapy 138 Speech Therapy 166 Education 225 Assistive Technology 42 Homemaker/Chore Services 4 Adaptions to Home or Vehicle 6 Personal Support under a Home-Based Program, Which Could Be Funded By Developmental Disabilites, 8 Division of Rehabilitation Services or Department on Aging (can include habilitation, personal care, respite, retirement supports, budgeting, etc.) Medical Equipment/Supplies 15 Nursing Services in the Home, Provided Intermittently 5 Other Individual Supports 25

TRANPORTATION Transportation (include trip/mileage reimbursement) 141 Other Transportation Service

Senior Adult Day Services 1 Developmental Training 93 Regular Work/Sheltered Employment 81 Supported Employment 40 Vocational and Educational Programs Funded Bythe Division of Rehabilitation Services 14 Other Day Supports (e.g. volunteering, community experience) 16

RESIDENTIAL SUPPORTS Community Integrated LivingArrangement (CILA)/Family 5 Community Integrated LivingArrangement (CILA)/lnterm ittent 5

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10/09/14 PAGE VENDOR VENDOR TRN B TR TRANS PG NO CHECK CHECK ACCOUNT NUMBER ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION NO NAME ITEM DESCRIPTION EXPENDITURE DTE N CD NO NUMBER DATE AMOUNT *** FUND NO. 108 DEVLPMNTL DISABILITY FUND

*** DEPT NO. 050 DEVLMNTL DISABILITY BOARD

90 CHAMPAIGN COUNTY TREASURER MENT HLTH BD FND 090 10/08/14 01 VR 108- 86 512887 10/09/14 108-050-533.07-00 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ADMIN FEE OCT 25,964.00 VENDOR TOTAL 25,964.00 * 5352 AUTISM SOCIETY OF ILLINOIS GRANTS 10/08/14 01 VR 108- 79 512915 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS AUTISM OCT 833.00 VENDOR TOTAL 833.00 * 18209 COMMUNITY ELEMENTS 10/08/14 01 VR 108- 82 512947 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS COORD OF SVCS OCT 2, 922.00 VENDOR TOTAL 2,922.00 * 19900 CTF ILLINOIS 10/08/14 01 VR 108- 81 512958 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS OCT NURSING 10/08/14 01 VR 108- 81 715.00 512958 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS OCT RESIDENTIAL 3, 042.00 VENDOR TOTAL 3,757.00 * 22300 DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CENTER OF CHAMPAIGN COUNTY INC 10/08/14 01 VR 108- 83 512960 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS 10/08/14 APARTMENT SVCS OCT 33,765.00 01 VR 108- 83 512960 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS CLINICAL 10/08/14 01 SVCS OCT 14,481.00 VR 108- 83 512960 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS COMMUNITY 10/08/14 01 EMPLOY DC 18,025.00 VR 108- 83 512960 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS CONNECTIONS 10/08/14 01 OCT 7,083.00 VR 108- 83 512960 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS RAM DEV 10/08/14 01 CENTER OCT 45,492.00 VR 108- 83 512960 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS INT SITE SVC OCT 10/08/14 01 VR 108- 83 45,761,00 512960 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS SVC COORD OCT 33,239.00 10/08/14 01 VR 108- 83 512960 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS INDIV/FAM SUP OCT 30,429.00 VENDOR TOTAL 228,275.00 *

22816 DOWN SYNDROME NETWORK 10/08/14 01 VP 108- 80 512966 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS -N & GRANTS DOWN SYNDROME OCT 833.00 I VENDOR TOTAL 833.00 * CHAMPAIGN COUNTY

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10/09/14 PAGE 10

VENDOR VENDOR TEN B TR TRANS P0 NO CHECK CHECK ACCOUNT NUMBER ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION ITEM DESCRIPTION EXPENDITURE NO NAME DTE N CD NO NUMBER DATE AMOUNT

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54930 PERSONS ASSUMING CONTROL OF THEIR ENVIROMENT, INC 10/08/14 01 yR 108- 84 513048 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS OP FOR INDEPEND OCT 2,443 .00 VENDOR TOTAL 2,443.00 *

76107 UNITED CEREBAL PALSY LAND OF LINCOLN 10/08/14 01 VR 108- 85 513097 10/09/14 108-050-533.92-00 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS VOCATIONAL SVCS OCT 7,206.00 VENDOR TOTAL 7,206.00 *

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CTF ILLINOIS PROGRAM NAME: NURSING 9/22/14

ACCESS OUTCOME MEASURE (from application) Nursing services are provided to our one group home 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The nurse is required for on call services and to be able to respond immediately. Residents may request contact with the nurse, nurse trainer, or staff who have received training at any time. Training of staff regarding medication dispersal, potential side effects of medications, and staff rights and responsibilities regarding medications is a comfort to our residents as they know they will be cared for around the clock by competent staff. In reference to the nurse adapting to the diversity in the consumers we serve, CTF ILLINOIS staff collaborate with and provide information and tools to the nurse to use in communication with our resident who is deaf. CTF ILLINOIS will keep records of intake demographics through residents’ zip codes prior to admission, This information will be submitted to CCDDB upon request.

ACCESS OUTCOME MEASURE (results) The rationale for this application was to provide nursing funding for seven (7) individuals residing in Champaign County. Three hundred and twenty hours of nursing services have been provided in the past year.

Nursing services have been provided in accordance with the original application. CTFILLINOIS was previously contracting for nursing services and is now using internal nursing to provide even more efficient services. This nurse is a DHS-approved Nurse Trainer and has in the past year re-authorized all staff to administer medications per DHS Rule 116. The Nurse Trainer completes routine observations to ensure compliance. This is in addition to routine services related to consumer care. All individuals received annual health and physical checks, Self-Administration of Medication Assessments, lab work, nursing notes, and any other nursing services required/needed.

Nursing has been involved with the IDT process, monitoring of health related issues/services/medications, completed assessments/observations, and provided training to staff. This past year, nursing assisted with the assessment/evaluations of two new admissions to the residential home as well as training to staff on medication and health issues regarding those new residents.

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Nursing services are currently providing quality care for our residents, and will continue to do so in conjunction with this proposal. Allwritten documentation is accessible for review and is monitored by the Vice President of Community Services.

UTILIZATION OUTCOME MEASURE (results) Nursing continues to review all medication errors and incident reports and these reports are reviewed monthly by the Risk Safety Committee. Any trends in injury/incidents are reviewed quarterly by the Human Rights Committee.

CTF ILLINOIS continues to track nursing hours and report hours quarterly. Hours of service include time spent completing assessments, managing files, reviews of medication errors and incident reports, communicating with physicians, providing staff training on medication or health services, etc.

CTF ILLINOIS was visited by DHS Bureau of Quality Management in September 2014 and received very high marks, especially related to Rule 116. The surveyors commented on the perfect human resources charts, great medication pass (with no errors), good PRN documentation, friendly staff, great person centered plans and loved our questionnaire prior to ISP, and great risk assessment reviews. ACCESS CTF 9/22/14 PROGRAM disabled; accessing funded we questions one-to-one CTF CILA Residential As around a Residents CCDDB Residential resident and well that ACCESS CILA for qualify Champaign invited The residency A residents, the Champaign Champaign provide

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This individual was admitted on July 30, 2010. A 30-day ISP was developed that solicited his and guardian input. Annual ISPswere held in Julyof 2011, 2012,2013 and 2014. The individual and his guardian chose to continue to receive residential services from CTF ILLINOIS. He has continued to make progress on his self-directed goals.

A resident council meeting is held monthly at the Devonshire CILA and the individual’s input has been sought, especially about community outings. As a result, individuals have attended multiple community (local and surrounding area), such as events/festivals, special outings such as dinner theatre, and a vacation to Cincinnati, OH. The individual receiving funding, chose to participate in a local karate group and has earned his first degree yellow belt this past year.

In July 2012, CTF ILLINOIS was surveyed by DHS for CILA services and received a score of 99%.

CTF ILLINOIS was surveyed by DHS Bureau of Quality Management in September 2014 and received a high score of 98% for CILA services! Additionally, DHS reviewed CTF ILLINOIS’ compliance with Rule 116 and received high marks.

The DHS surveyors had many positive comments regarding services. They commented on The perfect human resources charts, great medication pass (with no errors), good PRN documentation, friendly staff, great person centered plans and loved our questionnaire prior to ISP, and great risk assessment reviews.

UTILIZATION OUTCOME MEASURE (from application) CTF ILLINOIS has an intended occupancy of seven (7) individuals, though CCDDB funding only applies to one individual currently being served/funded. All written documentation is accessible for review taking into consideration confidentiality policies.

CTF ILLINOIS will contact with other agencies in the Champaign County Community notifying them of our opening for a male resident fitting the criteria for CILA services who is unable to receive funding at this time. There is one male individual who has proven an appropriate applicant and we are in the process still of searching for other applicants.

UTILIZATION OUTCOME MEASURE (results) CTF ILLINOIS worked with Champaign County Regional Planning and the Urbana School District and was able to identify a Champaign County resident who met the criteria for entrance and he was admitted on July 30, 2010. He continues to receive residential services, which have expanded to developmental training services due to his successful high school graduation and additional funding from CCDDB!

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Accomplishments beyond our deliverables • Community Choices offered 8 life skills classes in FY2014, with a total of 32 participants. Classes offered were: o Cooking (2 classes) o Internet safety o Social Skills o Community Resource o Art o Photography o Exercise/Fitness • Classes were taught by Community Choices staff, graduate students in Special Education, a professional photographer, and an art student. support) Social Social Self-Determination event) Self-advocacy Community • • • • • • • • 44 Coaching Events # E type Curtis # Outcomes: movies, statewide Outcomes: # local individuals events: Main, self-advocacy o o o o o o o o o of project: (Yearly Orchard, (Yearly events: for Participants New Participants Participants Participants Choices experiences 4 Topics Individuals 2 Crisis planetarium, Suite 41 participants participants A event: Individual Support (ZQCF receiving goal: friendships We goal: 206, planning, included: Dinner, Illini

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Accomplishments beyond our deliverables • Over the course of the year, Community Choices staff worked with families who had CILA funding to learn about their rights and advocate for providers. Through many meetings and conversations, a provider committed to coming to Champaign County and starting residential and day services. • Community Choices staff also worked throughout the year with other service providers to develop an Employment First Plan for Champaign County. This plan will expand the options for individuals and the work will continue into the next fiscal year. ______(by

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PY2014 Demographic Data Agency DSC program)

IAge Apt Svcs Clinical Comm Emp Connections Fam Dev Ctr IFS ISBS Serv Coord Oto6 0 0 0 0 680 8 0 7 7tolZ 0 3 0 0 0 14 0 32 13to18 0 2 0 0 0 5 0 27 19 to 59 54 84 49 82 0 16 50 287 6Oto75up 11 7 1 4 0 3 5 41 dna 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 65 96 50 86 680 46 55 394

Race White 54 81 36 68 432 33 42 311 Black/AA 8 13 11 18 115 4 11 61 Asian/PI 2 0 3 0 25 4 1 13

Other 1 2 0 0 108 5 1 9 dna 0 0 0 0 0 Total 65 96 50 86 680 46 55 394

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H/L 1 1 1 1 103 0 0 5 non H/L 64 95 49 85 577 46 55 389 dna 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 65 96 50 86 680 46 55 394

Gender Male 39 56 29 43 415 34 35 229 Female 26 40 21 43 265 12 20 165 dna 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 65 96 50 86 680 46 55 394 PY2014 Zip Code Data Agency Developmental Services Center (by program) Code City Apt Svcs Clinical Comm Emp Connections Fam Dev Ctr IFS ISBS ServCoord 60949 Ludlow 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 3 61801 Urbana 6 14 7 8 67 7 9 49 61802 Urbana 32 20 12 30 64 9 13 62 61815 Bondville 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 61816 Broadlands 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61820 Champaign 5 8 7 7 67 7 5 40 61821 Champaign 16 29 12 25 156 7 12 94 61822 Champaign 3 11 2 6 66 7 2 28 61840 Dewey 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 61843 Fisher 0 1 1 0 10 1 1 6 61845 Foosland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61847 Gifford 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 61849 Homer 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 1

61851 lvesdale 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 61852 Longview 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61853 Mahomet 0 3 2 4 31 3 3 36 61859 Ogden 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 61862 Penfield 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 61863 Pesotum 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 61864 Philo 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 61866 Rantoul 1 6 3 3 103 0 2 20 61871 Royal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61872 Sadorus 0 0 1 0 4 1 0 2

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TOTAL OUTCOMES

CCDDB JULY 1, 2013 JUNE 30, 2014

CML RIGHTS AND THE LAW OUTCOMES L 101.102 Knows Disabilfty Law(s) JCt 203 Recognize and confront infiingement of rights CL 401 Change legal status

L JCL 402 Filed Appeal (benefits/services, housing, agency decisions) [_JCL 403 Filed Suit (discrimination, small claims, etc)

COMMUNICATION OUTCOMES CM 138 Uses interpreter/ reader services CM 140 Uses relay services CM 206 Communicates confidently CM 207 Increase speech/reading CM 240 Uses message relay CM 241 Increased sign language CM 242 Fluent in sign CM 243 Communicates in groups CM 244 Communicates in social situations CM 245 Communicates in writing CM 246 Writes English or ASL gloss CM 247 Increased ability to express needs effectively CM 248 Writes effective letters CM 249 Communicates more comfortably with family and friends (resolve issues) CM 250 Communicates more comfortably on the phone CM 251 Communicates more comfortably with personal assistant CM 254 Reads written materials adequately through mechanical aids or Braille CM 255 Communicated using Assistive Technology CM 256 Writes legibly (signing checks, correspondence, etc) CM 257 Uses time telling device CM 320 Acquires interpreter or reader services

EDUCAflON AND TRAIMNG OUTCQMES ET 207 Increase advocacy ability to improve educational status ET 404 Started pre-vocational training ET 406 Started vocational training ET 407 Acquired GED ET 408 Acquired skill: ET 410 Entered DRS VR ET 411 Applied to college ET 412 Entered college PACE,Inc Center for Independent Living NMcH ___

ET 415 Completed degree program

EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES EM 108 Knowswork incentives EM 241 Knows own job accommodation needs EM 244 Retains employment EM 416 Entered sheltered employment EM 417 Maintained sheltered employment schedule EM 418 Entered transitional employment program CM 420 Entered employment EM 421 Maintained employment EM 422 Acquired volunteer work EM 423 Achieve job readiness (interview skills, resume practice, realistic views of job market)

EQUIPMENTIASSISTIVE TECHNOLGY OUTCOMES AT 101 uses Assistive Technology EQ 124 Knows personal adaptive equipment needs EQ 134 Uses adaptive equipment for maximum independence EQ 312 Acquired mobilityaid EQ 313 Acquired visual aid EQ 314 Acquired adaptive equipment EQ 315 Acquired equipment repair/maintenance EQ 317 Acquired equipment for work EQ 318 Acquired equipment for education EQ 3l9AcquiredTTY EQ 320 acquired free amplified phone through ITAC

FINANCE AND BENEFITS OUTCOMES FB 109 Understands financial opportunities FB 110 Understands financial entitlements (tax abatements!waivers) FR 111 Knows earned and unearned income FB 112 Understands transfer benefits (food stamps/subsidy) FR 210 Manages personal funds FB 215 Self advocates for benefits and financial assistance FB 303 Acquires SSI or SSDI FR 304 Acquires funds for equipment FB 305 Acquires rent subsidy FB 306 Acquired access grant funds FR 307 Acquired funds for TTY FB 308 Acquired funds for personal assistance FR 309 Acquired funds for vehicle modification FB 310 Acquired funds for education/training FB 321 Acquired means of support (gen assist, energy, food stamps, etc) PACE, Inc Center for Independent Living NMcH HEALTH_CAREIMEDICAL_OUTCOMES HO 118 Knows basic heafth concept HO 119 Knows own medications HC 120 Knows own medical issues HO 128 Knows health Diet HO 129 Knows exercise needs HO 2 17 Can cope with emergency situations HO 218 Acquired appropriate medical assistance HO 220 Knows severity of emergency stuaton HO 223 Prevents health emergency HO 227 Established Healthy Diet HO 229 Established Exercise Routine

HOUSNG OUTCOMES HG 322 Acquired subsidized housing HG 423 Became more independent in current living situation HG 424 Improved home accessibility HG 425 Moved from facility to family home HG 426 Moved from facility to supervised residence HG 427 Moved from facility to subsidized home HG 428 Moved from facility to unsubsidized home HG 429 Moved from family home to supervised residence HG 430 Moved from family home to subsidized home HG 431 Moved from family home to unsubsidized home HG 432 Moved from supervised residence to subsidized home HG 433 Moved from supervised residence to unsubsidized home HG 434 Moved from group home to subsidized home HG 435 Moved from group home to unsubsidized home HG 436 Moved from transitional housing to group home HG 437 Moved from transitional housing to subsidized home HG 438 Moved from transitional housing to unsubsidized home HG 439 Moved from restrictive residence to accessible home HG 449 Moved from supervised living situation to less restrictive situation HG 450 Moved to desired housing situation: HG 451 Acquired homeownership skills HG 452 Became homeowner HG 453 Maintained Current Housing — Rent HG 454 Maintained Current Housing - Ownership

PERSONAL ASSSTANCE OUTCOMES PA 222 Able to manage personal assistance services effectively PA 228 Established and follows personal care routines -with or without PA assistance PA 311 Acquired and maintained personal assistant services effectively PACE,Inc Center for Independent Living NMcH ____SH

DAILYLIVINGISELF CARE OUTCOMES DL 125 Knows personal safety DL 126 Knowshow to arrange home for independence DL 130 Knowsbasic hygiene DL 131 Followsrange of motionexercises DL 132 Acquired home support services for______DL 133 Knowscommunityservices:______DL 134 Knowsabout Center for Independent LMngServices. DL 136 Used memory cue options DL 224 Followsself care routines DL 226 Does household shopping chores DL 231 Does personal self care DL 232 KnowsHome safety measures DL 258 Eats as independently as possible DL 259 Sorts and label objects DL 260 Uses visionto read daily DL 261 Uses visionfor recreational reading DL 262 Uses visionat school DL 263 Uses visionforjob DL 267 Uses visual aids andlor services DL 268 Uses residual visionfor independent movement DL 269 Moves independently in home DL 270 Travels safely infamiliarplaces DL 271 Travels to shop independently DL 274 Travels to school or trainingindependently DL 275 Moves effectivelyin new locationor area DL 276 Develops sensory and mobilityto adapt to new location DL 277 Uses protectivetechniques to move safely DL 278 Uses sighted guide techniques DL 279 Ableto negotiate street crossings DL 280 Ableto compensate for memory impairment DL 334 Acquired and uses self care aids and equipment DL 335 Acquiredleffectivelyuses home management aids equipment (e.g. cook, sew)

SELF HELPIPERSONAL OUTCOMES SH 114 Knowsabout owndisability SH 116 Leamed about other disabilities 117 Leamed general parenting skills 1 SH 501 Feels better about self 502 Copes withdisabilitiesand attitudes 503 Develops problemsolvingand decision makingskills SH 504 Applysproblem soMng and decision making skills ‘? SH 505 Developed goal setting skills PACE,Inc. CenterforIndependentLMng NMcH SH 506 Comfortable with sexuality SH 507 Comfortable in public SH 508 Copes with own child’s attitude towards parent’s disability

SOCIAL RECREA11ON OUTCOMES SR 510 Increase social contact SR 511 Increase social recreation SR 512 Participates comfortably in social situations SR 513 Increases contact with other people with disabilities SR 515 Found friend to share activities with SR 516 Found a correspondent SR 517 Found satisfying hobby SR 518 Joined community group for social recreational activity SR 519 Participated in travels/recreational tours SR 520 Participated in sports/recreational activities with peers

TRANSPORTATION OUTCOMES TR 143 Determined vehicle modification needs (assessment/traiing) TR 213 Coped with emergency transportation situations TR 336 Acquired PWD license plate TR 338 Acquired drivers license TR 339 Acquired vehicle TR 340 Had vehicle modified TR 341 Acquired desired transportation TR 440 Used specialized transportation with assistance TR 441 Used specialized transportation without assistance TR 442 Used public transportation with assistance TR 443 Used public transportation without assistance

YOUTH AND FAMHY OUTCOMES YF 101 Acquired Youth/Education Advocacy skills YF 102 Increased Youth/Education Advocacy skills YF 103 Increased Family/Guardian Youth /Ed Advocacy skills in IEP process YF 104 Increased knowledge of support for Youth w/Disabilities educational advocacy YF 105 Increased knowledge of support for Youth with Disabilities Transition YF 106 Participated in Youth with Disabilities Group

other

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Outcomes for FY2014 were 13. The Part-time lLSwas out on medical leave frommidNovember2013 to June 16, 2014.

PACE, Inc. CenterforIndependent Living NMcH

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