Choices In Community Living, Inc.
For employment opportunities,
please contact:
Trent Grooms
Human Resources Director
(937) 898-2220
tgrooms@choicesincl.com
1651 Needmore Road
Dayton, Ohio 45414
Phone: (937) 898-2220
Fax: (937) 898-3553
www.mrddohio.com
For volunteer opportunities,
please contact:
W. Thomas Weaver
Executive Director
tweaver@choicesincl.com
Pam Winston
Volunteer Coordinator
(937) 278-0791
pwinston@rhadayton.com
Montgomery County Services
Danette Addison
Program Director
daddison@choicesincl.com
For donor information and to
support Partners For Community
Living, please contact:
Celeste Boehm
Program Director
cboehm@choicesincl.com
Judy Leasure
Development Director
(937) 898-3655
jleasure@choicesincl.com
David Roustio
Program Director
droustio@choicesincl.com
Clark and Madison County Services:
Kesha Tuttle
Program Director
6 West High Street – Suite 700
Springfield, Ohio 45502
Phone: (937) 325-0344
Fax: (937) 325-2117
ktuttle@choicesincl.com
The ADVOCATES
American Network of Community
Options & Resources (ANCOR)
CREST Network
Miami Valley Down Syndrome Association
ARC Ohio
Ohio Provider Resource Association (OPRA)
Preble County Services:
Barbara Swindler
Program Director
777 South Franklin Street
Eaton, Ohio 45320
Phone: (937) 456-9499
Fax: (937) 456-9552
bswindler@choicesincl.com
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CICL does not discriminate in the provision of services
or in employment in regards to age, race, national origin,
religion, gender or disability. Licensed and certified
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Our person-centered philosophy in action
A commitment of caring service
Choices In Community Living, Inc. is a private,
nonprofit agency that provides services for people
with developmental disabilities in Montgomery,
Clark, Madison and Preble Counties.
CICL measures quality through services and
supports that are responsive to the needs and
interests of clients and families. Our missioncentered policies and procedures exceed federal
and state rules and regulations. A governing
board representing clients, families and the
community provides oversight and a high level
of accountability.
CICL provides:
•a range of long-term residential options, from
7 days a week, 24 hours a day supervised group
living, to individual supported living options
•personalized services supported by a caring and responsive management team and highly trained
direct service professionals
•support services, such as semi-independent
living and respite services in family homes, as
well as in CICL homes
•”Fun-Fit” Adult Day Service Monday-Friday in
the community for qualified participants with
developmental disabilities
•Adult Day Service Transportation
•shared volunteer program with The Resident Home Association
Client requests for residential services are coordinated through the offices of county boards of
developmental disabilities.
CICL is supported through public funding (such
as Medicaid and other Waiver programs), fundraising events, grants, individual and corporate
donations. CICL also accepts contributions from
wills and estates.
CICL provides serv
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and support family
and community
relationships and pe
rsonal choice.
•advocacy and community education
“Alone we can do so little; together
we can do so much.”
—Helen Keller
Choices In Community Living, Inc. is a founding partner
of Partners For Community Living, in partnership with
The Resident Home Association of Greater Dayton.
Community Partnerships: Partners works in collaboration and partnership with other community organizations,
universities and businesses for fundraising, special events,
advocacy and community education.
Partners Endowment: providing families and friends
planned giving opportunities through wills, trusts and
other gifts; John W. Pratt Society, honoring those who
have made planned gifts in support of our Endowment
at The Dayton Foundation
Partners Volunteer Program: Adopt-A-Home; Friend
By Choice; group or class activities; event volunteers;
we match your interest and availability, whether it’s for
a one-time, occasional or ongoing volunteer opportunity
Advocacy: statewide coordinator of Lest We Forget
project to record and preserve the first person
histories of people who lived in state institutions, their
families and pioneering professionals
aff provide services
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develop and to maint
the community.
live independently in
Lest We Forget: Spoken Histories—a two CD audio
documentary produced by Partners and Jeff Moyer:
Music from the Heart; Lest We Forget: Silent Voices—
award-winning film documentary by Partners and
filmmaker Mark R. Lyons and distributed nationally by
Fanlight Productions, Inc. (www.fanlight.com)
photo by Andrew
Hutchinson
All donations to Partners For Community Living are
tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.