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KETCH celebrated the reopening of the recently rehabilitated Country

Acres apartment complex in west Wichita by holding a dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony on July 26. The three 10-unit apartment buildings have been under construction since early 2010.

“The original buildings were in very poor condition after more than 25 years of use,” said President/CEO Ron Pasmore.

The apartments were originally constructed in 1984 as a two-building complex. The complex was expanded to include a third 10-unit building on the property in an effort to increase the number of affordable and supportive housing units available to adults with developmental disabilities.

Fast FactsCountry Acres...• has one handicapped accessible unit in each building. • apartments range from 312-633 sq/ft. • rent ranges from $345-$359 per month.

Country Acres Completed, Rededicated

Award winners from left to right: Lois Wilson, Brett Davis, Kristi Lee, Charles Pasak, Patrick Young, and Olive Garden East Manager Mike Parrotino pose with KETCH President/CEO Ron Pasmore.

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“Originally designed as two-bedroom apartments, with a small galley kitchen, the rennovation converted them to one-bedroom units with larger kitchens,” said Pasmore, “This allows individuals to have their own apartment without having to share with a roommate.”

With the renovations the buildings will have a higher efficiency rate allowing KETCH to focus more financial resources on services to individuals served in the residential program.

The $2.3 million dollar project near Central and Tyler was funded by several resources including the Kansas Housing Resources Corporation as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment

May is an exciting month for KETCH. Every year at the Annual Meeting a handful of individuals served by KETCH are recognized for their accomplishments and successes. It’s an afternoon full of smiles, laughter, and a few tears, as those who work with each client share their triumphant stories with pride in their voices. It’s an afternoon that reminds us all why the staff at KETCH are lucky to work with such amazing individuals. Kristi Lee was nominated by Adult Life Skills Program Coordinator Caroline Goodall for Achievement in a Day Program. Kristi has come a long way since first starting at KETCH. When she started receiving services Kristi would often have behaviors, frequently stole from her peers, and had a difficult time trusting her staff. Kristi has now built strong relationships with her staff and has learned to focus her energy on more creative outlets such as song-writing, photography, and performing.

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Country Acres residents help cut the red ribbon at the rededication and ribbon cutting ceremony on July 26.

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Board of DirectorsRon Pasmore

President and CEO

Jim Malone Chairman

Fred Badders 1st Vice Chairman

Carla Bienhoff 2nd Vice Chairman

Loren Anthony Secretary

Ron Larson Assistant Secretary

Dan Krug Treasurer

Carl Lindsey KEA President

Ken Schaffer KEA 1st Vice President

Lonna Grewing Ladies Chairperson

Pippa Boone Assistant Ladies Chairperson

Board Members Brenda Harrison

Gary Hindman Sharlou Messerschmidt Frank Springer Jim Standen

Dear Friends of KETCH,

One of the most positive highlights of the 2011 legislative session was the passage of the Employment First bill, HB 2336. This bill sets a new state policy that simply says that persons with disabilities, who are of working age and seeking state funded services, should be assisted to achieve employment in a competitive job that pays minimum wage or above. The bill will

include an Employment First Commission, which will consist of five individuals appointed by the Governor and legislators who will work to make necessary changes in state policies to facilitate the preference for competitive employment.

KETCH was actively involved in advocating for this bill. Our mission is focused upon helping the individuals we serve to live their life as independently as possible. Economic security is basic to one’s quality of life in the community. We believe that employment leads to not only greater levels of income, but also leads to greater levels of satisfaction and self-esteem. When a person is working, they have more to look forward to, have better overall health, and it helps save in the overall costs for their services.

The challenge going forward will be to work with the business sector to increase employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. There are many societal myths pertaining to a person’s disability limiting their ability to become employed. Employers we work with have found many positive effects to their bottom line from hiring a person with a disability. In the right job, a person with a disability is a positive addition to the workforce. We have had many such examples of successful job placements in our history of providing employment services.

Sincerely,

Ron PasmorePresident/CEO

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Lois Wilson was recognized for her Achievement at Home after being

nominated by Targeted Case Manager III Delcie Chappuis and Community Living

Program Coordinator LaStella Duckworth. Prior to living in a residential setting at

KETCH, Lois lived in an institution for 23 years, a nursing home for 16 years, and a

retirement community for 21 years where she had her own

Coming up September New Website Launch September 1 KETCH Carnival and Talent Show September 30

October 10th Street Ribbon Cutting Ceremony October 4 Halloween Party October 27 November Angel Tree November February Palette to Palate February 2012

apartment. In 2010 she moved into a KETCH group home. The move was scary for Lois as she had lived alone for more than two decades. She quickly adjusted to this new home. She has improved her hygiene and health while relishing in her role as “grandma” at the home.

Patrick Young was nominated by Vocational Trainer Vickie Hollenbeck for his Achievement at Work. Patrick grew up in an unstable environment and had a history of being abused and exploited. When he entered KETCH services in 2008 through a crisis placement, he began working by making filters. He was very quiet and shy when he started but has since blossomed and mastered every piece of equipment on the filters production line and is always looking for ways to learn and improve his skills.

Brett Davis was recognized by Targeted Case Manager Kevin Watson for his Achievement in the Community. About a year ago, Brett decided he wanted to start volunteering in the community. He felt it was important to give back to

(continued from page 1)the city he says has given so much to him. He was given a volunteer position at the Sedgwick County Zoo. Brett truly enjoys volunteering and says he loves all of the animals and his co-workers equally. He would like to volunteer more hours at the zoo and find a second volunteer position in the near future.

Charles Pasak was nominated by Manager of Community Employment June Schneider for his Achievement in Employment. When Charles started at KETCH in 1995 he immediately went to work in the community. His first job placement did not work out but he did not give up on his goal to work in the community. He soon accepted another position at TJ Maxx in 1996. Charles still works at TJ Maxx and gives 100% to all of his various job tasks. He truly enjoys his job, his co-workers, and is proud to say he has worked at the same company for almost 15 years.

The Employer of the Year Award was given to Olive Garden East. KETCH began working with Olive Garden East in 1995. Through the years they have employed several KETCH clients and have allowed the Community Employment department to use the restaurant for job tryouts. In March of 1998 Olive Garden East hired a KETCH client to roll silverware. The hiring supervisor still works with the client today and is very supportive of her. The supervisor and his staff have built strong relationships with her, helped her overcome work related issues, and always look out for her better interest.

KETCH celebrated the expansion of the Encore Center for Lifelong Enrichment retirement program by holding a Hawaiian Luau themed open house on Au-gust 2. The previous location of the program limited the number of participants to 11. The program now has 22 participants with room to grow! Two of the Encore clients (pictured) show how happy they are to show off their new location by dancing for onlookers.

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Just days before the Eighth Annual Champions’ Golf Tournament, Wichita experienced torrential downpours and nasty, humid weather. Never fail, by May 23 the sun came out just in time for an easy, breezy day on the Tallgrass Country Club course.

This year KETCH hosted an even 100 golfers. Though the number of players is down from last year, with the help of sponsors and the golf committee KETCH was able to raise over $22,000 – our highest total in eight years!

Not only was the committee instrumental in securing sponsors, but in soliciting prizes as well. Among the gifts provided was a local invention called the SandCaddy, a new item sure to be a golfer’s best friend.

As the 100 golfers enjoyed the perfect weather, they were treated to a delicious chicken marsala and pasta lunch by Carrabba’s Italian Grill. Contests included the Putting Contest with prizes valued over $500, the Hole-in-One Contest with the chance to win a trip to Hawaii, and several other specialty contests. The tournament ended with a great dinner for all and fantastic prizes for our top winners.

Thank you to all of our wonderful sponsors, especially: CBIZ MHM, Weber & Associates, Advanced Welding Technologies, Digital Office Systems, Hampel Oil, Hardman Benefit Plans, Pratt Industries, Waste Management, The Wolf, Carrabba’s Italian Grill, Wal-Mart, Preferred Health Systems, ING, House of Schwan, Lewis Street Glass, and Bob’s Transmission. Thank you for making this our best year yet!

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KETCH President/CEO Ron Pasmore found a happy and eager client volun-teer to help greet golfers with the valet cart.

Act’s tax credit exchange program for low-income housing. An additional $150,000 grant was also awarded through the Affordable Housing Program.

KETCH has also been able to secure $15,000 through the Spirit AeroSystems Good Neighbor Fund for the commons areas in each apartment building. The Goebel Family Star Lumber Charitable Trust contributed $20,000 towards the project, the Women of Wichita Charitable Foundation contributed $10,000, and more than $20,000 was donated by the Kansas Elks Association’s Ladies Major Project.

KETCH currently serves 161 adults with developmental disabilities in its residential program. Through this residential program individuals are taught daily life skills such as cooking and cleaning. The organization is making a consorted effort to provide affordable and accessible housing as the private housing market cannot meet all of these needs at a cost individuals with developmental disabilities can afford.

The completion of Country Acres concludes phase one of the Building a Future of Success campaign. The second phase of the campaign will conclude this fall with the dedication of the 10th Street project in mid-town Wichita for adults with challenging behaviors.

Furnishings in the commons areas (pictured) were purchased with funds contributed by the Spirit AeroSystems Good Neighbor Fund.

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This section is a compilation of stories from the new day program newsletter, edited by Adult Life Skills Coordinator Caroline Goodall. The newsletter is sent out monthly to parents/guardians of individuals served in KETCH day programs to inform them of what clients are doing in their programs and/or community. In each edition of the Pinnacle we will be featuring as many stories as space allows.

Day Program News For You

No one could ignore Mother Na-ture’s introduction to Summer

this year! ALS did their best to beat the heat in June. The month started out with a trip to Rock River Rapids in Derby. Every Thursday thereafter pa-trons from ALS had a blast swimming and playing at the water park. The group continued to keep cool by visit-ing Northrock Theatres for discounted movies every week. A couple of weeks in June were designated as “Theme Weeks” in ALS. “Marvelous Museums Week” kicked off with a trip to the Kansas Aviation Museum. The follow-ing days were filled with trips to the Sports Hall of Fame Museum, Museum of World Treasures and even a trip to Hutchinson to check out the Kansas Cosmosphere. “Wild Things Week” included a trip to Great Plains Nature Center and Sedgwick County Park to feed the ducks. The program also regularly attended the YMCA for exer-cise on Mondays, enjoyed coffee out in the community each Tuesday morn-ing and delivered Meals on Wheels on Wednesdays. Everyone attended the Annual Wichita River Festival. The program enjoyed picnic lunches while listening to the lunchtime concerts. On the 21st a group took a trip to All Star Sports where they enjoyed minia-ture golf, go cart rides and the arcade. Towards the end of the month ALS ac-cepted a special invitation to attend a Wichita Wingnuts baseball game. A small group enjoyed cool treats one hot afternoon at Dairy Queen, while another group devoured Shish Ka Bobs for lunch at the ARC’s “Lunch Bunch” on the 15th. One group hit some ga-rage sales one Friday morning and ev-eryone enjoyed a picnic lunch together at Cessna Park on the 24th. The wom-en in the program went out shopping at K-Mart one morning, then enjoyed

lunch and conversation together af-terwards at McDonalds. Other places visited in June included DAV, Braums, Target, Wal-Mart, the Indian Center, Krispy Kreme, CiCi’s Pizza, and Alford Library. The ALS program continues to work on personal goals with the per-sons served. Some are learning to use the microwave, some are learning to do laundry and others work on their communication skills. Several individ-uals have goals to increase their daily physical activity.

The Encore program spent a lot of time indoors in June due to

the excessive heat. Before it got too hot outside, the program did get a chance to attend the River Festival. The individuals enjoyed wandering around looking at different activities going on, listening to the lunchtime concerts, people watching and having lunch in the Food Court. Encore took a day trip on the 21st to Tanganyika Wildlife Park. Everyone brought a sack lunch, and they wandered around to watch the dif-ferent animals. They were all fascinated with the baby penguins that loved the attention the seniors gave them and came very close to everyone. Towards the end of the month the program at-tended a Wichita Wingnuts game and one individual had a ball yelling “Strike! You’re out of here!” While in the center the program practiced for the Talent Show on a daily basis. They did some reading, some cooking, played Bingo and painted. Everyone participated in a patriotic craft project to celebrate July 4th. The program also spent some of their days working on a fire truck model and singing karaoke. Other places visited in June included Menards, K-Mart, Wal-Mart, DAV, Dollar Tree, and Dillons. The seniors have welcomed

Community Connections began the month by attending the

Wichita River Festival. They had lunch in the Food Court and watched the Wichita Children’s Theatre produc-tion of “Chicken Little” at Century II. Throughout the month of June the program also went shopping at Town West and bowling at the Alley. On the 27th a group set out for morn-ing coffee at Kings X restaurant. Each Thursday some of the individuals exercised at the YMCA. Mid-month a group went to play Lunar Golf and had a great time. The program continues to deliver Meals on Wheels and volun-teer at Open Door. While in the center individuals served in Community Con-nections learned about menu plan-ning, money skills and housekeeping. They had a spelling bee, played UNO, Bingo and other games, and reviewed flash cards. The program also started some scrapbooking and played some dance games on the Wii. Several quiet afternoons included popcorn and a movie and the program continues on with the Harry Potter saga. Most mornings were spent exercising and some afternoons spent talking about hygiene and beauty. Everyone enjoyed an outing to Sedgwick County Park one afternoon and the program did lots of different craft projects and patriotic activities throughout the month of June.

Adult Life Skills Program (ALS)

Encore: Center for Lifelong Enrichment

Community Connections

We want to hear your ideas for community activities and outings for our day programs. Please send ideas

to cgoodall@ketch.org.

several new friends to the program in the past several months and everyone has been helping get the program in tip top shape.

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Engaging persons with disabilities in work skills, community living skills, and daily living skills are some of the most important factors leading to future full of opportunities and independence. At KETCH, we do just that. Through our Employment Services programs, Community Living Services, and Adult Life Skills programs, KETCH is successful at developing comprehensive programs that teach adults with disabilities how to work and live more independently.

Ted Adler Lyda Andrews Gene & Mary Baldwin Ron Barragree Walter Beale Larry Beamer & Debbie Haynes Allen Berger Doug Billings Bonnie Bing Bill & Sue Bloedel Norman Bloom John Boldenow Mr. and Mrs. Greg Boxberger Lorraine Boyd Monty & Kathy Briley Chuck & Karlene Buechman Bruce Buehler Mr. Joseph F Bunk Larry & Pamela Burns Gloria Calhoun Jim Capper Nathan Carris Carnes Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carney Mr. Santo M. Catanese, Jr. Mrs. Charles Q Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Chandler, IV Chelsie Christner Corinne Christopherson Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Cohlmia Ms. Margaret Colahan-Sederstrom Nellie Collins Mr. and Mrs. Marty Cornejo Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cox John Cramer Mr. and Mrs. Shaker R Dakhil, M.D. Jill Dalrymple Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis Jean & Sandy Dillard Gail & Sandra Dody Mr. and Mrs. Ken Doonan Ron & Mary Jane Duling Matt Eames Mr. and Ms. David Elkouri Phil Epp Mr. and Mrs. Tom Estep Dr. S. Jim Farha Mr. Timothy Farrell Loretta Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Eric Fisher Margie Fleskoski John Foster Adam Friesen Mr. and Mrs. Tom Futo Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gates Mr. and Mrs. Bob Geist Randy & Liz Gragg Howard Gray Jannell L Greenwood Hugh Greer

Amil & Berniece Hanson Gordon & Marlene Harkness Steve Harris Bob Heintzelman Tom & Jane Helsel Kenneth & Betty Hemmen Judy Higdon Gerald Hill Rosalind Hirsch David Hontz Rick & Susan Hoppe Carol Houdyshell Judy Hull Madeline Hynes Stan & Judith Ingram, in honor of Scott & Tiffany Ingram & Family Vicki Jensen Bernice Johnston Jeremy Jones Suraen Jothiratnam Patrick Kelly Gary Kipp Ann Krone Morris & Barbara Krug Herb & Kathy Krumsick Mr. & Mrs. Duane Lambert Robert & LouAnn LeRoy Charles Lester Edna Look Doug & Gayle Malone James & Jamie Malone James & Robin Marbourg Maurice Martin Milt Martin Frank R Martinez John Mastio & Dana Fleming Pam McGinnis Dr. and Mrs. Doug Milfeld Mary O’Brien T.D. O’Connell Gerry & Priscilla O’Shaughnessy Nina Parry Ron Pasmore Mr. and Mrs. Britt Pate Harold Peck Randy & Lisa Phillips Pauletta Raines Ms. Joanna Ramondetta Bob & Sharol Rasberry Jim Richmond Edward & Mary Roembach Ken & Glenda Schaffer Bob Schwan Nancy Scofield Christopher Shank Kenneth & Janet Shannon Nancy Shaughnessy, in honor of Stephen Shaughnessy Stephen Sheldon

Howard & Patricia Sherwood Teressa Sliger Cary Smith Peg Sondergard Frank & Linda Springer Charles & Margit Squire Dennis Strecker Edward Stuckey Lewis Taylor Everett & Marylin Thayer Michael & Kim Thomas Sally A Thompson Jean Gleason-Thomson Mary Jo Tracy Margaret M. Tritsch R. Byrne Vickers Warren & Marty Viney Ericka Walker Jennifer Walterscheid Jasmine Ware Stanley R Weilert James Wells Mary Werner Thomas White Jennifer Wilson Coni Witters Abilene Elks Duplicate Bridge Club Ace Hardware – E. Harry Applebee’s Arizona Biltmore Aspen Boutique Bank of Kansas Bella Luna Café Benjamin Franklin Plumbing Bite Me BBQ Blockbuster Blue Cross & Blue Shield of KS Blue Moon Caterers Bob’s Transmissions, Inc. Bradley Fair Cabot Creamery Cooperative Cameo Cakes CAP Carpet, Inc. Carlos O’Kelly’s Carrabba’s Italian Grill Cero’s Candies Chanute Ladies of Elks Chili’s Bar and Grill Christopher Clark Designer Portraits C.J. Memorial Foundation Cocoa Dolce Coleman Company Commerce Bank Coonrod & Associates Construction Council Grove Chamber of Commerce Creekmore Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Cross Financial Services D & R Construction, Inc. D & T Enterprises

Donors: 12/01/2010 to 05/31/2011

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Delbert Bohling Larry & Connie Whisenhunt

Delbert Bohling Gary & Mary Lou Wilson

Gerald “Swede” Bowers Eugene BauerShirley cooper

Ken & Glenda Schafferlewis corbett

Chanute Elks Lodge #806Marylou Deffenbaugh

Elks Past State Presidents WivesRobert Donovan

Chanute Elks Lodge #806Frank & Linda Springer

Joseph Fenoughty

Davis-Moore Dennis Eye Care LLC Devlin Enterprises DeVore & Sons Inc. Digital Office Systems Direct Mail Printers DonLevy Emprise Bank Epic Sports Foulston Siefkin Frito-Lay Galichia Foundation Gateway Wireless Great American Hardwood Flooring Green Lantern Car Washes Halo Branded Solutions Hampel Oil Co Heartland Homecare Pharmacy Hilton Garden Inn Hilton Wichita Airport Hite Fanning & Honeyman Homewood Suites at The Waterfront Hopper’s Glass House of Schwan Hyatt Regency Independent Elimination Service Inn at Tallgrass Innovative Golf Intrust Bank J & Z Enterprises Jacob Liquor Exchange Kansas City Chiefs Football Club Kansas City Royals Baseball Kansas Elks Association Kansas Elks Ladies Kansas Fire Equipment Karl’s Goodyear Automotive Knights of Columbus Larkspur Bistro & Bar Lewis Street Glass Co. Linkhaus Massage Junkies Metro Grill MGH Consulting Monica’s Bundt Cake Co Nailtique Spa National Contractors, Inc. Nature’s Way Newport Grill Old Chicago Olive Garden Italian Restaurant Phoenix Supply Inc. Pizza Hut Playa Azul Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 441 Powell, Brewer & Reddick Prairie Fire Pratt Industries Preferred Health Systems Pure Salon & Spa QuikTrip Corporation Randy Cooper’s Rolling Hills Country Club Ron Allen Auction Service

Rusty Eck Ford S & G Associates Salina Elks Ladies SecureNet Alarm Systems, Inc. Security Title Agency Sedgwick County Zoo Senior Care Pharmacy Signature Pest Control Southwest Paper Co Special Products Spice Merchant Spirit AeroSystems Good Neighbor Fund Star Electric Supply Star Lumber/Goebel Family Foundation Steamatic of Wichita, Kansas Stone Creek Nursery Superior Computer Supply, Inc. Taco Bell Tennison Brothers, Inc. Texas Roadhouse The Golf Warehouse The Inn at Tallgrass The Wolf, 100.5 Three D, Inc. Timberline Steakhouse & Grill Topeka Elks Lodge Tuesday Morning Two Brothers BBQ Under the Cork Uptown Bistro Vintage Construction LLC Wal-Mart Walters-Morgan Construction Inc Weber & Associates Inc. Weigand-Omega Mgmt Westar Energy Westlake Ace Hardware – E. Douglas Westlake Ace Hardware – S. Seneca Wichita Collegiate School Wichita State University Wichita Vending Wichita Wingnuts Wigwam Golf Club Wild Hair Salon Wm. F Hurst Co., Inc. Women of Wichita Charitable Foundation

Tributes: 12/01/2010 to 05/31/2011

Carl & Sheri LindseyShirley Grewing

Jim Hinson & Joanne McIntyreMilton “Fil” Henderson

Floydeane DayBrian HendersonCharles & Sierra HendersonDean & Heather HendersonRandy & Terryl HendersonJim & Jean Knight, Jr.Kenneth & Linda Rundell

Retta Houk Elks Past State Presidents Wives

Glenn Kiddoo Frank & Linda Springer

Raymond laingo Charles Lester

William lassley J.D. CalheartPaul & Barbara DeanRobert DonleyNed & Helen FelzierErvetta L FerryRon FerryErnest & Carolyn Kallsen Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W LandC. W. LarsenEugene & Bonnie LassleyRuth NewportFred Schouten & Pauline FerryLee Schouten

elaine leslie Patricia AllerheiligenRon & Pat BairdBelle Plaine USD 357Mr. and Mrs. Gene Campbell Jean DuncanEtta EndersAnna FralickPhil Hardesty familyBetty HaysEloise HeinPatricia Ann KonecnyNancy Lee LivingstonLorraine LovetteGail LuskBarbara MaasLee & Shirley MorganMarilyn MurphyMarguerite NolteMary Jo OhlemeierKay RogersZ. Lee RouserDonna RushLancey TyreePJ WeirickJulia Wood

Ima Gene Mayfield Kay FowlerCarl & Sheri LindseyGary & Mary Lou Wilson

Fritz McClanahan Greg & Nancy BroxtermanJoe Enneking

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