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PROGRAM GUIDE 2014-2015

Friends, Fun and Belonging for People with Developmental Disabilities

FAll & WIntER the Center for Enriched living

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our missionthe Center for Enriched living exists so that people with developmental disabilities can be fully

included in the community, achieve personal success, and enjoy a good quality of life.

The CenTer For enriCheD Living 280 Saunders Road, Riverwoods, Illinois 60015 Phone: 847.948.7001 | Fax: 847.948.7621

[email protected] | www.CenterforEnrichedliving.org

We are so excited to welcome you for a new season of “Friends, Fun and Belonging” at The Center for Enriched Living (The Center). This guide showcases our wide range of quality programs, activities and events – all created exclusively for you!

This fall, look for two new programs that we are rolling out based on feedback we received from you. Our new Tuesday Night Arts Program allows you to find your creative voice with local artists who will be leading this inspired course. Additionally, we are so excited for our new monthly Open Mic & Art Night on Saturdays. Everyone can participate and showcase their talents in front of your friends! Along with all of our other outstanding programs, we are sure that you will find something that will interest, challenge and even excite you!

Do you have an idea for a new place to visit, a new transportation route, or a new program we should offer? Continue giving us your feedback so we can continue providing you with new programs you want to connect with friends, achieve new goals and learn lifelong skills. You can drop me a line at [email protected] anytime with your input!

I look forward to welcoming you this fall!

Melissa Juarez-EhlersDirector of Program Services, 847.315.9913

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YoUTH & TEENS

6 the Center Presents (tCP)

10 Monday night Bowling

16 Center Stage,

aka Sunday Drama Club

18 Social Events

Fall & Winter Programs

tABlE OF COntEntS

Crissy Catalano Erin timur Heather Wirth

Cindy Genteman

Ashley May

Jean Morrelli

Melissa Juarez-Ehlers

Kathy Parrish

Brian Sundh Madeline Chudy Robin Benedict

Mary Ellen Holt

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outreach

Contact information, main number: 847.948.7001

Administrative

executive Director marketing

Development

Harriet levy

nancy Anderson Guillermo Arellano

April Booze

lauren Berndt lisa Weinstock Maureen Doyle Randi Frank

tHE CEntER StAFF

April Booze, marketing and Communications manager847.315.9926, [email protected]

Ashley may, support services manager847.315.9921, [email protected]

Brian Sundh, reACh Program supervisor847.315.9907, [email protected]

cindy Genteman, Administration Director847.315.9902, [email protected]

crissy catalano, Program supervisor847.315.9908, [email protected]

Erin Timur, Program manager847.315.9911, [email protected]

Guillermo Arellano, Building engineer847.948.7001, [email protected]

Heather Wirth, Program supervisor847.315.9906, [email protected]

Harriet levy, executive Director847.315.9914, [email protected]

Jean morrelli, reACh Program manager847.315.9909, [email protected]

Kathy Parrish, Administrative Assistant847.948.7001, [email protected]

lauren Berndt, Corporate relations and sponsorship manager847.315.9916, [email protected]

lisa Weinstock, Annual Fund manager847.315.9915, [email protected]

madeline chudy, reACh Program supervisor847.315.9910, [email protected]

maureen Doyle, grants manager847.315.9918, [email protected]

mary Ellen Holt, outreach Coordinator847.315.9917, [email protected]

melissa Juarez-Ehlers, Director of Program services847.315.9913, [email protected]

Nancy Anderson, Administrative supervisor847.315.9901, [email protected]

Randi Frank, Director of Development847.315.9919, [email protected]

Robin Benedict, Lead reACh instructor 847.948.7001 , [email protected]

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11 nEW! tuesday Arts night

12 Wednesday night

14 Friday night

15 Saturday Program

16 Center Stage,


17 Sunday Program

18 Social Events

18 nEW! Open Mic & Art night

19, 20 Dances

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10 ElA Day Program (M-F)


11 nEW! tuesday Arts night

12 Wednesday night

14 Friday night

16 Center Stage,


15 Saturday Program

17 Sunday Program

18 Social Events

18 nEW! Open Mic & Art night

19, 20 Dances

23 REACH Day Program (M-F)

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Each weekday afternoon, the Center offers fun and exciting opportunities to explore a variety of new and interesting topics, listed below! With technology in each class, choose from sports/fitness, cooking, creative expressions and more. members in the reACh or eLA programs can sign up to "bridge" the time between programs for a $5 fee per program, per day.

COMMUNITY We’re taking it to the streets! See the sights of the nearby neighborhoods on foot or vehicle. There is so much to see and do and it’s right outside your front door!

COOKINGExplore the world of culinary arts! Learn a variety of skills, such as: measuring ingredients, kitchen safety and even making healthy recipes. This is a great life skill that is also enjoyable. There is no limit to what you can learn.

CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS Express yourself! Each week we will use a different art medium to learn more about ourselves and the world around us. Topics may include painting, drawing, drama, poetry, dancing, sculpture, and more! Feel free to bring your ideas to the class!

LIFE SKILLS Become empowered! Learn skills that allow you to adapt and effectively manage the challenges of daily life. Each week a different topic (or two) will be addressed. Topics can range from leaving a tip at a restaurant, developing a resume, working on computers or doing a load of laundry. Your ideas are welcome!

SPORTS/FITNESS Make fitness fun and experience new games and sports with your friends! Workout in the re-designed fitness area, practice good team work and improve decision making skills while playing a variety of sporting activities. Healthy habits and nutrition will also be explored.

tHE CEntER PRESEntS (tCP)tHE CEntER PRESEntS (tCP)

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monDAY: sPorTs AnD FiTnessDates: 9/8 – 10/13 (6 weeks) Program Fee: $70 Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Transportation Fee: $60

TuesDAY: CooKingDates: 9/9 – 10/14 (6 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $75Transportation Fee: $60

WeDnesDAY: LiFe sKiLLsDates: 9/10 – 10/15 (6 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $75Transportation Fee: $60

ThursDAY: CommuniTYDates: 9/11 – 10/16 (5 weeks; no program on 9/25) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $75Transportation Fee: $50

FriDAY: CreATive exPressionsDates: 9/12 – 10/17 (6 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $70Transportation Fee: $60

The CenTer PresenTs ProgrAm DeTAiLs

Transportation times and locations will be communicated to you one week prior to the start of program.

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monDAY: CreATive exPressionsDates: 10/27 – 12/8 (6 weeks; no program on 11/24) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $70 Transportation Fee: $60

TuesDAY: sPorTs AnD FiTnessDates: 10/28 – 12/9 (6 weeks; no program on 11/25) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $70Transportation Fee: $60

WeDnesDAY: CooKingDates: 10/29 – 12/10 (6 weeks; no program on 11/26) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $75Transportation Fee: $60



ThursDAY: LiFe sKiLLsDates: 10/30 – 12/11 (6 weeks; no program on 11/27) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $75Transportation Fee: $60

FriDAY: CommuniTYDates: 10/31 – 12/12 (6 weeks; no program on 11/28) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $85Transportation Fee: $60

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monDAY: CommuniTYDates: 1/5 – 2/9 (6 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Program Fee: $85 Transportation Fee: $60

TuesDAY: CreATive exPressionsDates: 1/6 – 2/10 (6 weeks)

Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $70 Transportation Fee: $60

WeDnesDAY: sPorTs AnD FiTnessDates: 1/7 – 2/11 (6 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $70 Transportation Fee: $60

ThursDAY: CooKingDates: 1/8 – 2/12 (6 weeks)


FriDAY: LiFe sKiLLsDates: 1/9 – 2/13 (6 weeks)


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monDAY: LiFe sKiLLsDates: 2/23 – 3/23 (5 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Program Fee: $65 Transportation Fee: $50

TuesDAY: CommuniTYDates: 2/24 – 3/24 (5 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $75 Transportation Fee: $50

WeDnesDAY: CreATive exPressionsDates: 2/25 – 3/25 (5 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $60 Transportation Fee: $50

ThursDAY: sPorTs AnD FiTnessDates: 2/26 – 3/26 (5 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $60 Transportation Fee: $50

FriDAY: CooKingDates: 2/27 – 3/27 (5 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $65 Transportation Fee: $50

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monDAY: CooKingDates: 4/6 – 5/11 (5 weeks ; no program on 5/4) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Program Fee: $65 Transportation Fee: $50

TuesDAY: LiFe sKiLLsDates: 4/7 – 5/12 (6 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $75 Transportation Fee: $60

WeDnesDAY: CommuniTYDates: 4/8 – 5/13 (6 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $85 Transportation Fee: $60







ThursDAY: CreATive exPressionsDates: 4/9 – 5/14 (6 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $70 Transportation Fee: $60

FriDAY: sPorTs AnD FiTnessDates: 4/10 – 5/15 (6 weeks) Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Program Fee: $70 Transportation Fee: $60

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MOnDAY nIGHt BOWlInG tUESDAY ARtS nIGHtS S

Once again, the Center brings you Monday night Bowling! Come join in the fun with your friends (old and new) and family. All the fun will take place at lakeside lanes in Mundelein. Bowlers will look their best in their personalized bowling team apparel (included in the price). Each session will end with a bowling banquet, which includes pizza and awards. transportation to and from lakeside lanes from the Center will be offered at no charge, courtesy of tom E. Dailey Foundation, Inc.

learn from local artists, musicians, writers and more in the new tuesday Arts night program. Each session allows you to tap in to your inner artist and let your creative juices flow! Sign up for one or all sessions.

FALL session - Who: EDates: 9/8 – 12/8 (13 weeks; no program on 11/24) Time: 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Program Fee: $195Transportation Fee: FREE

WinTer session - Who: EDates: 1/5 – 3/23 (12 weeks) Time: 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Program Fee: $180 Transportation Fee: FREE

sPring session - Who: EDates: 4/6 – 5/18 (6 weeks; no program

5/4) Time: 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Program Fee: $90 Transportation Fee: FREE

monDAY BoWLing nighT ProgrAm DeTAiLs

TuesDAY ArTs nighT ProgrAm DeTAiLs

SESSION I: DRAWINGThis class will provide you with basic skills to begin drawing simple shapes, figures and still life compositions. We will experiment with pencil, charcoal and pastel. Perfect for the artist who loves to draw and wants to be able to draw more realistically. Fee includes supplies.

SESSION II: CREATIVE WRITINGCome discover what it means to be a transparent eyeball! Each week we’ll focus on different aspects of writing a story, with plenty of time for you to create your own. Fee includes supplies.

SESSION III: PhOTOGRAPhYLearn basic digital camera handling skills and develop an understanding of how to use the camera, lenses, flash and exposure with natural light. Create your own digital images to show your friends. If possible, please bring your own camera. Fee includes all other supplies.

SESSION IV: SONGWRITING WORKShOPExpress your thoughts, emotions, and stories in this collaborative songwriting workshop! Songwriting is all about music and lyrics, and we start from scratch to write our own message and then together create a melody to match. Class participation includes sharing our song(s) with others, so look forward to performing on The Center’s stage, too! Fee includes supplies.

ELA PROGRAM CORE AREASIndependent Living & Continuing Education · Computers, Nutrition & Health, Money

Skills, Reading, CookingCommunication & Socialization · Peer Interactions, Current Events, Relationship

Building, Conflict ResolutionRecreation & Leisure · Sports, Fitness, Arts & Crafts, Music, HobbiesCommunity Integration · Service Projects, Lunch Outings, Day Trips,

Explore Local Resources

session i: DrAWing - Who: YA and ADates: 9/9 – 10/14 (6 weeks) Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $145Transportation Fee: $60

session ii: CreATive WriTing - Who: YA and ADates: 10/28 – 12/9 (6 weeks; no program on 11/25) Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $70 Transportation Fee: $60

session iii: PhoTogrAPhY - Who: YA and ADates: 1/6 – 2/10 (6 weeks) Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $145 Transportation Fee: $60

session iv: songWriTing - Who: YA and ADates: 2/24 – 3/24 (5 weeks) Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $70 Transportation Fee: $50


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ElA is a year round program for individuals with disabilities who have graduated from high school or are 22 years of age and older. As a collaborative effort between the northern Suburban Special Recreation Association (nSSRA) and the Center for Enriched living, ElA presents the best resources these two organizations have to offer.

Participants may choose to attend two, three or five days with both half and full day options. transportation is also available to and from designated community locations before and after program.

monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

location: the Center for Enriched living280 Saunders Road, Riverwoods, Illinois 60015847.948.7001

eLA ProgrAm sCheDuLe

For additional information about the ELA Program, please contact the Manager of ELA, Becca Zajler at 847-509-9400, ext. 6823 or e-mail [email protected]

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fall & winter weekdays at The Center

Get to know the Center! If you’ve never been to the Center, Wednesday night is the best night to give us a try. Make friends while learning new skills and having fun. there is something for everyone on Wednesday night!

FALLhEALThY LIFESTYLES: FITNESS ChALLENGES Exercise and being healthy is important for all of us! Come explore The Center’s new and improved gym and fitness area and participate in different weekly fitness challenges. Members of all abilities are welcome to join and will work towards setting goals and completing individual and group fitness challenges every week.

JACK AND JILL OF ALL TRADESImprove your talents and learn a variety of skills that will be useful in your everyday life. Members will learn new and important skills in areas such as cooking, household chores, tools/small repairs, and many more.

OUT AND AbOUT Join your fellow group members as you explore different fun and special events throughout the community. Explore the North Shore and Chicagoland areas as summer turns into fall. Members will have input to the different outings. Extra money may be required depending on the event.

SOCIAL STRATEGIES Members discuss relationships, friendship and family with Christine Santini, LCPC and have an opportunity to talk about stress and anxiety related to socializing with others at home and in the community. Through team-building activities, games, and the use of technology, members have a chance to learn and practice skills to help them feel more at ease when interacting with others. In addition, members have a chance to make new friends in the process!

WINTERANYThING GOES Bring your fun and interesting ideas when planning for this class, because anything goes! You call the shots for planning and variety is encouraged. Choices vary from art projects, bingo, fitness activities, and activities outside The Center. Get creative and choose things you want to do!

SOCIAL STRATEGIES Members discuss relationships, friendship and family with Christine Santini, LCPC and have an opportunity to talk about stress and anxiety related to socializing with others at home and in the community. Through team-building activities, games, and the use of technology, members have a chance to learn and practice skills to help them feel more at ease when interacting with others. In addition, members have a chance to make new friends in the process!

MUSIC MAKERS Use music to accomplish goals and provide an outlet to express your feelings in this unique class. You’ll create your own music on new musical instruments like keyboards, rain sticks, and sound steps! Sing, dance and listen to music as you explore how music makes you feel and how it can help you in your daily life.

COOKING: AROUND ThE WORLDExplore different foods from a variety of exotic world locations! Members will take the lead on deciding upon the locations to visit and recipes to cook. You’ll leave with a sample of the cuisine, new recipe ideas to take home to share with family and friends, plus learning something about that country or culture.

FALL session Who: YA and ADates: 9/10 – 12/10 (12 weeks; no

program on 9/24 and 11/26) Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $180Transportation Fee: $120

WinTer session Who: YA and ADates: 1/7 – 3/25 (12 weeks) Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $180Transportation Fee: $120

sPring session Who: YA and ADates: 4/8 – 5/20 (7 weeks) Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $105Transportation Fee: $70Look for more details in the Spring/Summer Guide

WeDnesDAY nighT ProgrAm DeTAiLs


sAve $50!

sign up before september 19, 2014 for the entire year.

(Fall, Winter and spring)


bridge available

bring extra money


bring lunch

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FRIDAY nIGHt PROGRAM

Friday night members take the lead! Everyone helps plan this program. Members come to the first class for a giant brainstorming session and vote for their favorite ideas. Members dictate the schedule when they plan their own class calendars. Everyone gets to try exciting new activities.

Saturday morning, you can choose to go bowling or remain at the Center for Friendship Club. Friendship Club is a time to join your friends for fun activities and social time, including gardening, sensory art, games, cooking, dancing, and much more!

Bring a sack lunch and after we eat, we are going introduce YOU to some exciting new interests and activities with CREAtE YOUR OWn PROGRAM. On the first day of program we will offer you a sampling of classes. From there, you select your favorite activities and try them out for the next few weeks. Do this several times during the session and by the end you will have enjoyed new experiences and met new friends. You have the freedom to express how you would like to spend your afternoon and we are here to make that happen!

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FALL session Who: YA and ADates: 9/12 – 12/12 (12 weeks; no program on 10/3 and 11/28. Harvest Dance on 10/24) Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $240Transportation Fee: $120

sPring session Who: YA and ADates: 4/10– 5/22 (7 weeks) Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $140Transportation Fee: $70Look for more details in the Spring/Summer Guide

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SAtURDAY PROGRAMS

FALL session - Who: YA and ADates: 9/13 – 12/13 (12 weeks; no program on 10/4 and 11/29)

Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Program Fee: $480 for bowlers, $450 for non-bowlersTransportation Fee: $120

WinTer session - Who: YA and ADates: 1/10 – 3/28 (12 weeks) Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Program Fee: $480 for bowlers, $450 for non-bowlersTransportation Fee: $120

sPring session - Who: YA and ADates: 4/11 – 5/23 (7 weeks)

Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Program Fee: $280 for bowlers, $260 for non-bowlersTransportation Fee: $70

sATurDAY nighT ProgrAm DeTAiLs

Pick up LocationsPark Ridge: 9:30 a.m.Skokie Swift: 9:30 a.m.

Drop off LocationsSkokie Swift: 3:30 p.m.Park Ridge: 3:30 p.m.

WAnT To ADD AnoTher LoCATion For A PiCK uP AnD DroP oFF?

Just call the outreach Department for more details.

847.315.9920 or 847.315.9917

fall & winter weekends at The Center

sAve $120!



sAve $250! sign up before

september 19, 2014 for the entire year.

(Fall, Winter and spring)WinTer session

Who: YA and ADates: 1/9 – 3/27 (12 weeks; Sweetheart Dance on 2/13) Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $240 Transportation Fee: $120

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CEntER StAGE, AKA SUnDAY DRAMA ClUB

Have you been bitten by the acting bug, then Center Stage is for you! We now are having two 11-week sessions to help with character development, set design, etc. We have two great productions, so there is something for everyone. Come join the fun with the Center Stage Performers.

Celebrate Sundays at the Center! Come join your friends for a season of fun. listed below are the activities that are being offered for Sunday Program.

SESSION IhOLIDAY VARIETY ShOW We are bringing back the variety show just in time for the holidays! If you love to perform and show off your talent, this is for you! Music, comedy, magic, dancing and more, all with a holiday theme. Members assist with planning the show, set and costume design. The final date will be the performance. What a wonderful way to start off the holiday season!

SESSION IILITTLE ShOP OF hORRORS Seymour Krelborn is a nerdy orphan working at Mushnik's, a flower shop in urban Skid Row. Seymour spends his time doing menial tasks Mr. Mushnik gives him and dreaming of the shop assistant, Audrey. One day just after an eclipse of the sun, he finds a very mysterious unidentified plant which he calls Audrey II. While caring for Audrey II, Seymour discovers the plant's rather unique appetite. The plant grows and grows, as does Seymour's infatuation for Audrey, but who will get her first? FEED ME SEYMOUR!

FALL session Who: YA and ADates: 9/14 – 12/14 (13 weeks; no program 11/30)

Time: 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Program Fee: $260Transportation Fee: $130

WinTer session Who: YA and ADates: 1/11 – 3/29 (12 weeks) Time: 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Program Fee: $240Transportation Fee: $120

sPring session Who: YA and ADates: 4/12 – 5/24 (7 weeks) Time: 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Program Fee: $140Transportation Fee: $70

sunDAY ProgrAm DeTAiLs

session i - Who: t, YA and ADates: 9/21 – 12/7 (11 weeks; no program 11/30) Time: 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Program Fee: $230Transportation Fee: $110

sunDAY DrAmA ProgrAm DeTAiLs

Drop off LocationSkokie Swift: 4:30 p.m.


Pick up LocationSkokie Swift: 2:00 p.m.


session ii - Who: t, YA and ADates: 2/1 – 4/19 (11 weeks; no program 4/5) Time: 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Program Fee: $230Transportation Fee: $110

FALLCOOKING: SOUPS AND STEWS Learning to use seasonal produce, visiting farmers markets, planning the menu and using iPads and the tech room to research ideas are all part of this Sunday afternoon experience. Members may even have the opportunity to create a new recipe of their own!

ART: DRAWING AND PAINTING Artists begin by being introduced to some basic skill building activities and transition into developing their own work, at their own pace, with their choice of materials (pencil, charcoal, pen, pastel, watercolor, acrylic, block printing ink, etc.). Utilize technology to research ideas and trips to the library to check out books on master artists will round out the class.

EXPLORERS CLUb On a beautiful fall afternoon, what’s better than exploring the local community? Hiking, visiting area museums, cooking class at Whole Foods, visiting an artist's studio, going to a play or musical, fishing, milking cows at Wagner Farm, are just a few of the many places to go. Members are issued a "passport" that gets stamped at each destination to keep track of their adventures.

WINTERGLObAL ADVENTURES Learn about different cuisine from all around the world, and create recipes from faraway lands during Global Adventures. This class also includes topics on various cultures and customs practiced in other countries. Visiting chefs will teach us tricks of the trade, while visiting local markets to shop for our own groceries will also be on the agenda.

VOLUNTEERS CLUbWhat’s better than spending your Sunday afternoon helping others? Volunteer opportunities include the community and at The Center, with activities like visiting with the animals at a local shelter, preparing care packages for our troops overseas, organizing book drives and other activities that benefit the community.

GLASS AND MOSAICS Artists have the opportunity to create works of art using traditional stained glass and mosaic techniques. Elements of drawing and painting will be incorporated into the class as well, encouraging projects to go through several stages before being transformed into glass works.


sAve $120!




bridge available

bring extra money


bring lunch

Look for more details in the Spring/Summer guide.

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ANNUAL hARVEST DANCE Join your friends at The Center for the annual Harvest Dance. Do the “Monster Mash”, tour the “haunted house” and get your picture taken in your freakiest or funniest costume! Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes, so start getting yours ready today. Snacks and beverages will be provided. You will receive a flyer closer to the date of the event. There is no extra charge for Friday Night Program members.

KICK OFF FALL PIzzA PARTY At the Pizza Party, members share ideas for future events and learn more about upcoming events and activities. Pizza and beverages will be provided. A “bridge” between programs for Sunday members is available for a $12.00 fee.

ST. ChARLES PADDLE bOAT TOURAutumn is the perfect time to spend the afternoon with your friends on the scenic Fox River seeing the historical sights of St. Charles. Snacks are provided.

FRIGhT FEST AT GREAT AMERICAEnjoy the best in haunted houses, spooky rides, shows, and scare zones at the biggest Fright Fest ever! Picnic lunch included. bring extra money for concessions and souvenirs.

tHE CEntER SOCIAl EvEntS

Who: t, YA and A min: 15 mAx: 35

Dates: Sunday, 9/14 Time: 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Program Fee: $20 Transportation Fee: $10


Dates: Saturday, 9/27 Time: 1:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Program Fee: $60 Transportation Fee: $10

Who: YA and A min: 9 mAx: 18

Dates: Sunday, 10/5 Time: 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Program Fee: $75 Transportation Fee: $10

tHE CEntER SOCIAl EvEntSSSSS

KROLL’S FARM hAY-RIDE AND DINNERThis is one of our most popular events, so sign up early to get your spot! For this visit, we explore the farm through Kroll’s Accessible Hay Ride. Kroll’s also offers opportunities for everyone to experience farm life; hoping that every visitor gains a new understanding about farm animals and farming. For dinner, Subway sandwiches, chips, apple cider and dessert will be provided.



Have fun, make friends and get to know the community! the Center Social Events provide opportunities for you to mix and mingle with your friends at fun outings and events. Some already scheduled activities were requested from previous planning sessions while others were extremely popular last year. Sign up before spaces are filled! Flyers will be sent out to all registered Center members with activity details several weeks before each event.

Pick up LocationsSkokie Swift: 4:30 p.m.lambs Farm: 4:30 p.m.


Pick up LocationsSkokie Swift: 9:30 a.m.lambs Farm: 10:30 a.m.

Drop off LocationsSkokie Swift: 7:30 p.m.lambs Farm: 7:30 p.m.



LUNCh & bOWLING Meet your friends at The Center for a relaxing and fun afternoon at the bowling alley. We'll have lunch amongst the lanes at Lakeside Lanes in Mundelein.


Who: YA and A

Dates: Friday, 10/24 Time: 7:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Program Fee: $18 Transportation Fee: $10



Pick up LocationsSkokie Swift: 11:30 a.m.lambs Farm: 11:30 a.m.






NEW! OPEN MIC & ARTShowcase your talents during the new Open Mic & Art Night at The Center! Sign up for a time slot to play music, read written works, perform comedy routines, or sing with the house karaoke machine. Express yourself through drawing and painting with a bounty of art supplies while you watch others perform and showcase their talents. Refreshments provided. Sign up for one night or all the dates!

Who: YA and A

Dates: Saturdays, 9/20, 10/18, 11/22, 1/17, 2/21, 3/21, 4/18, 5/16 (no open mic in December)

Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Program Fee: $20 each Saturday Transportation Fee: $10 each Saturday



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ANNUAL SWEEThEARTS DANCEValentine’s Day wouldn’t be the same without The Center’s annual Sweethearts Dance. Come dressed for a fabulous evening of dancing at The Center. Celebrate by getting your picture taken with the fun props and dining on great snacks and beverages. Take home a cute valentine craft or a fun bingo prize to remember the night. There is no extra charge for Friday Night Program members.

VOLO AUTO MUSEUM Come enjoy a fun filled day at the Volo Auto Museum. There are over 300 classic, antique, muscle and Hollywood cars on display. Volo Auto Museum is rated the #2 auto museum in the world. See the George Barris TV and Movie car collection, Military Museum, auto attractions and so much more. Snack included.

tHE CEntER SOCIAl EvEntS

Who: YA and A

Dates: Friday, 2/13 Time: 7:00 p.m.- 9:30 p.m. Program Fee: $18 Transportation Fee: $10



tHE CEntER SOCIAl EvEntSSS

SPRING bREAK VACATIONJoin us as we head to Louisville, Kentucky for this year’s spring break get away. Have fun exploring Churchill Downs, the Slugger Museum, the Bourbon Trail and taste the Southern Culinary delights. The exact itinerary will be up to the members who sign up. Check the interest box on the registration page for more information.


Dates: Wednesday, April 1 through Saturday, April 4 Time: 9:00 a.m. (4/1) - 4:00 p.m. (4/4) Program Fee: $575


SUPER bOWL PARTY Watch the BIG game with your friends at The Center. Gather around the TV and cheer for your favorite team. We will have traditional Super Bowl food-pizza, nachos and pigs in a blanket. Don’t forget to wear your favorite team jersey. A “bridge” between programs for Sunday members is available for a $12.00 fee.







Pick up LocationsSkokie Swift: 10:30 a.m.lambs Farm: 10:30 a .m.

SUNDAY bRUNCh AT EGG hARbOR Come enjoy a Sunday brunch with friends at Egg Harbor in Lincolnshire. Egg Harbor specializes in gourmet breakfasts served in a warm, charming, country setting. It’s a great place to spend a Sunday with your friends.




hOLIDAY DINNER DANCE Celebrate the holidays with your friends at The Center. We will have a lovely dinner followed by dancing to your favorite seasonal songs. Don’t miss this evening to be remembered!

LINCOLN PARK zOOLIGhTSJoin your friends on a festive outing you are sure to remember…Lincoln Park Zoolights! Admire the brilliant holiday light displays, live ice carvings, musical light shows and animal encounters.




Dates: Saturday, 12/13 Time: 3:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Program Fee: $35 Transportation Fee: $10






bridge available

bring extra money


bring lunch

FAMILY STYLE DINNER AT bUCA DI bEPPO Come enjoy a family style dinner with your friends at an Italian favorite-Buca di Beppo in Wheeling. Buca offers traditional Italian dining in an eclectic, vintage setting. Come hungry!





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REAcH

REACH is a year-round day program for adults who work part-time, are unemployed or who want something different from the traditional workshop environment. Members must have graduated from high school or be at least 22 years of age to enroll in the REACH program.

REACH is designed to give members the opportunity to continue to learn, make new friends and succeed in having meaningful experiences during the day. The program is offered five days a week, Monday through Friday, from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Members choose the number of days that they wish to attend. We also offer an “extended day” program for those members who would like to start at 9:00 a.m.

REACH members partner with staff in planning activities and classes for each month. Some member’s choices have included fitness activities, social groups, pet therapy, swimming, fishing, horticulture, drama and art.

REACH members can also choose from other classes that members express interest in such as Shop ‘N’ Cook, Janitorial Training, Book Club and learning basic computer skills. REACH offers a Relationship Class taught by a licensed clinical counselor where members are able to discuss issues such as friendships, dating and learning to advocate for themselves.

Illinois Imagines, a sexual assault prevention and education program is also offered. Through a generous grant from Macy's, The Center has been able to enhance and adapt the curriculum to better meet the needs of REACH members.

REACH collaborates with organizations such as Arts of Life, Our Place of New Trier and Keshet where members engage in a variety of activities, including exploring the community, making new friends and reconnecting with old friends. Additionally, REACH

collaborates with NSSED Transition program where students and REACH members take part in a health class and/or girls club.

For those individuals who are interested in gaining work skills, REACH offers vocational skills training. The purpose is to provide training and support in an area of interest which, in the future, may enable the individual to pursue community employment in this field. Job skill areas include, but are not limited to, training in shredding and recycling including collecting, sorting and going out to the recycling center in the community to earn cash for future outings of the participants’ choice.

REACH participants are currently involved in projects at: Lincoln Park Zoo, Starbucks, Horsefeathers Therapeutic Riding Stables, Marriot Hotels, Home Delivered Meals and Catholic Charities Food Pantry, Bernie’s Book Bank and Whitehall of Deerfield.

The Center is committed to working with each individual to find the program that best meets his/her needs. The process is as follows: • CEL Staff and the prospective REACH participant

meet and get to know each other during an initial interview

• Staff and/or veteran REACH members host a tour ofThe Center

• A 30-day assessment period at the start of theprogram enables the participant and the REACH staff to gather the tools they need to develop his/her personal REACH for Success Plan. The plan incorporates the individual’s dreams, desires and interests to establish a course of action to achieve his/her goals. Progress toward the goals will be tracked by the REACH member, with assistance from staff. A quarterly progress report will be shared with key people in the member’s life.

• A primary outcome of the program is for the REACHmember to make progress towards his/her personal goals.

• We require that members make a minimum sixmonth commitment to the program.

If you are interested in learning more about the REACH day program please complete the interest form on page 24. We will contact you to arrange a tour. You can also contact Jean Morrelli at 847.315.9909.

Ready for life, friends and new experiencesEmployment readinessAccessing community resourcescivic and volunteer work Healthy lifestyle initiatives

REACH DAY PROGRAM

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I AM INTERESTED IN THE FOLLOWING DAYS: (Check all that apply)__Monday __Tuesday __Wednesday __Thursday __Friday

I WOULD LIKE TO START PROGRAM ON THIS DATE:

Date:

Prospective Member Name: D.O.B:

Address:

Guardian(s): Relationship(s):

Phone (Home): Phone (cell):

Email Address:

I AM MOST INTERESTED IN: (Check all that apply) ___Pre-Employment Training ___Job Placement ___Volunteer Work___Social Groups ___Community Experiences

MY LEVEL OF INDEPENDENCE IN PERSONAL CARE IS:___Independent ___Verbal Prompts

I AM CURRENTLY: ___Unemployed ___Volunteering ___Attending a Workshop ___Working in the Community (Part-Time or Full Time, circle one)___In School Location________________

I COMMUNICATE: (Check all that apply)___Verbally ___Using Pictures ___Using an Adaptive Device ___Using Sign Language___Using Gestures ___Can Read and Write ___Other

I HAVE MEDICAL OR BEHAVIORAL NEEDS THAT REQUIRE 1:1 SUPPORT THROUGHOUT THE DAY: ___No ___Yes (If yes, please list)

I HAVE TRANSPORTATION TO/FROM REACH: ___Yes ___No

ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Name of Person Completing Form: Relationship:

The Center for Enriched Living, 280 Saunders Road, Riverwoods, IllinoisPhone: 847.948.7001 Fax: 847.948.7621 www.CenterForEnrichedLiving.org

REACH IntERESt FORM

___Minimal Assistance ___Complete Assistance

REGISTRATIoN

___Horticulture ___Leisure/Hobbies___Independent Living Skills ___Continuing Education___Healthy Living Skills___Creative Arts

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REGIStRAtIOn InFORMAtIOn FAll 2014 & WIntER 2015MEMBER InFORMAtIOnFees and Registration

1. Complete the registration form in full. You must provide all requested information. Please print clearly. A signature on the waiver and the photo release is required. 2. Full payment is preferred. You may pay by cash, check, money order, Discover, vISA, Mastercard, or American Express. If paying by credit card, complete that section of the registration form. First payment must accompany the registration form if you are requesting a payment plan. 3. Any outstanding fees owed to The Center must be paid in full prior toFall and Winter registration. 4. Special Events and trips have a limited enrollment. Full payment must accompany the registration form. Waiting lists will be developed if interest exceeds available space.5. If you are requesting a scholarship, please check the box on the registration form. Any outstanding fees owed to the Center must be paid in full prior to requesting a scholarship. See below for specific scholarship information.6. new members must complete the new member orientation process prior to taking part in program(s). Please contact Outreach Coordinator, Mary Ellen Holt, 847.315.9917, to arrange an appointment.

membershipMembers are individuals who were registered for program(s) in the last program year or are past members with a current application (within 3 years). All others must set an appointment to enroll as a new member prior to coming to the Center’s programs. For more information, contact Outreach Coordinator, Mary Ellen Holt at 847.315.9917.

Scholarshipthe Center provides scholarships for various programs. Scholarships are based on full fees and now include transportation costs. Any scholarship award will only be a percentage of the total non-discounted cost; we are unable to scholarship 100% of fees. Please adhere to the “received by” dates for each session to be considered for scholarship assistance. look for the scholarship symbol that indicates which programs are eligible. For Fall programs scholarship information must be received before August 29 and will be processed by September 5. For Winter programs scholarship information is due before December 29 and will be processed by December 31. Completed scholarship forms must be returned to the Center by the dates indicated above or full fees will be billed. Contact Cindy Genteman at 847.315.9902 for further information.

Refund PolicyIf you need to cancel prior to the start of any program, a $50.00 service fee will be deducted. nO REFUnDS WIll BE GIvEn AFtER tHE StARt OF A SESSIOn. Pro-rated refunds will only be given in the event of a prolonged illness (physician’s statement required) or a move out of the area that forces withdrawal from the program. evenTs/exCursions: Cancellations one week or less prior to the date of an event or excursion are not refundable or available for a credit.

center Participation PolicyFor the safety and benefit of each member, the Center for Enriched living has the right to determine the program participation for each person.

Wellness PolicyIn order to maintain a healthy environment for all of our members and staff, and to minimize the spread of contagious diseases, we ask that members refrain from attending programs if any of the following conditions exist:1. Strep throat and flu symptoms that might include fever, vomiting,diarrhea, stomachache and headache.2. Active cold symptoms such as, cough and runny nose.3. Contagious skin rashes, questionable rashes, lice, mites, impetigo.4. Eye infections (pink eye).5. A general report of feeling unwell. When members are not feeling well, they are unable to participate and enjoy programming.

Please inform the Center if a member contracts any contagious diseases that will affect attendance. Members can return to the Center after the symptoms have passed or at the doctor’s recommendation.

Transportationthe Center strives to provide convenient accessible transportation for its members. transportation between the Center and central pick-up/drop-off points is available for a fee and is now available for scholarship. the central locations we currently have are: Skokie Swift, lambs Farm, lake Forest Metra, Glenkirk Options in Arlington Heights and Glenkirk Moraine in Highland Park. Other routes may be added dependent on need and/or interest.

As the need presents itself, additional routes may be added, as long as they are within a 15 mile radius from the Center. We reserve the right to limit the amount of time that a member spends on our vehicles to and from program. We can establish a location where there are 4 or more persons who can travel together. You must make arrangements for this transportation when you register for program.

For activities in the community, members are required to (1) meet at the Center and (2) use our transportation. Members should not meet the group at special events locations. We expect families, caregivers and agency staff to be on time for both pick-up and drop-off. the Center vehicles will only wait an additional 10 minutes at a pick-up location prior to the program. In the event that a family member, caregiver or agency staff is late in picking up a member after program, late fees will be charged and families or agencies will be billed accordingly. the Center cannot assume the costs incurred when families, caregivers or agency staff are late picking up members. We reserve the right to suspend the membership of a member whose family member/caregiver/agency staff is late three (3) times or more during a program session.

In order to be fiscally responsible, the Center reserves the right to change fees when necessary to cover our expenses. Fees quoted in this guide will be in effect through May 2015.

mail, Fax or Drop-off Your RegistrationMail your registration to the Center for Enriched living280 Saunders Road, Riverwoods, Illinois 60015, fax to 847.948.7621, or drop-off your registration at the Center. Business hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or use the drop-box located by the front doors.

Inclement Weather Information If inclement weather occurs, the Center may determine to cancel programs. (Inclement weather can be defined as heat index over 100˚ or higher, vehicles/sites without air conditioning, tornado warnings, icy road conditions, snow storms, extreme wind chill, etc.) If this does occur, the Center will call members prior to the start of a program to cancel the program. Members can also call the program hotline number (847.948.7001, ext. 222) for updated information.

Program Guide Errors Our staff have made every effort to prepare this program guide as accurately as possible; however, errors can occur. Circumstances may require that adjustments be made to programs, fees, schedules, etc. The Center for Enriched Living reserves the right to make any such adjustments. We apologize for any inconvenience these errors or adjustments may cause.

PlEASE PRInt ClEARlY. All InFORMAtIOn MUSt BE FIllED OUt COMPlEtElY.

School or Agency teacher/Case Manager

teacher/Case Manager Email

teacher/Case Manager Fax Phone

sChooL/AgenCY inFormATion

*NOTE: Please attach a copy of legal guardianship papers to this form.

PArenT/guArDiAn inFormATion*

Guardian name Relationship

Cell Phone Home Phone Email

Address

Place of Employment Phone

Guardian name Relationship

Cell Phone Home Phone Email

Address

Place of Employment Phone

memBer inFormATion

Member’s name

new Member Returning Member Birth Date Age Sex

Address City State

Zip Member’s Home Phone

Email Address

How would you like us to communicate with you? Email Regular Mail Phone

list primary contact person

emergenCY inFormATion

In the event of an emergency, and parent/guardian can not be reached, whom should we contact?

name (other than guardian listed above) Relationship

Phone Contact info same as above

In the event we cannot reach the above contact, please list an additional emergency contact:

name Relationship

Primary Phone Secondary Phone

The Center for enriched Living • 280 Saunders Road • Riverwoods, Il 60015 • 847. 948.7001 • Fax 847.948.7621

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list activities or situations which may cause agitation:

list effective calming techniques:

list any fears:

list effective rewards:

Any other behavior concerns:

BehAvior inFormATion

Please list medication(s) below that the member is taking, plus dosage, time and purpose:Physician medication sheets may also be attached in place of listing medications.

medication Dosage Time Purpose Check (if med will be taken during program)

type of assistance needed during medication administration:

none stand by mixed with food other All medications taken at The Center will be stored at The Center.

meDiCATions

meDiCAL sTATus

Please check if you have:

visual impairment hearing impairment physical restrictions activity restrictions

please elaborate:

Please check if you have:

diet restrictions allergies (food, animals, medications, seasonal)

seizures atlanto-axial instability

please elaborate:

primary diagnosis secondary diagnosis (if applicable):

Please check if you need assistance with: eating toileting mobility

please elaborate:

Any additional medical information you feel we should know:

The Center for enriched Living • 280 Saunders Road • Riverwoods, Il 60015 • 847. 948.7001 • Fax 847.948.7621

the Center for Enriched living • 280 Saunders Rd. • Riverwoods, Il 60015 • 847.948.7001 • fax 847.948.7621

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PRoGRAm FEE TRANSPoRTATIoN PIcK-UP/DRoP-oFF

FAll 2014 & WIntER 2015

moNDAYTHE cENTER PRESENTS SESSIOn I (6 Weeks) Sports and Fitness $70 $60 SESSIOn II (6 Weeks) Creative Expressions $70 $60 SESSIOn III (6 Weeks) Community $85 $60 SESSIOn Iv (5 Weeks) life Skills $65 $50 SESSIOn v (5 Weeks) Cooking $65 $50

TUESDAYTHE cENTER PRESENTS SESSIOn I (6 Weeks) Cooking $75 $60 SESSIOn II (6 Weeks) Sports and Fitness $70 $60 SESSIOn III (6 Weeks) Creative Expressions $70 $60 SESSIOn Iv (5 Weeks) Community $75 $50 SESSIOn v (6 Weeks) life Skills $75 $60

moNDAY NIGHT BoWlING FAll SESSIOn (13 Weeks) $195 WIntER SESSIOn (12 Weeks) $180 SPRInG SESSIOn (7 Weeks) $90 Check if you want transportation

from the Center to lakeside lanes

TUESDAY ARTS NIGHT SESSIOn I (6 Weeks) Drawing $145 $60 SESSIOn II (6 Weeks) Creative Writing $70 $60 SESSIOn III (6 Weeks) Photography $145 $60SESSIOn Iv (5 Weeks) Songwriting $70 $50

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SUNDAYSUNDAY PROGRAM FALL SESSION (13 Weeks) $260 $130

WINTER SESSION (12 Weeks) $240 $120

SPRING SESSION (7 Weeks) $140 $70

All Three Sessions (with discount) $520 $320

PRoGRAm FEE TRANSPoRTATIoN PIcK-UP/DRoP-oFF PRoGRAm FEE TRANSPoRTATIoN PIcK-UP/DRoP-oFF

WEDNESDAYTHE cENTER PRESENTS SESSIOn I (6 Weeks) life Skills $75 $60 SESSIOn II (6 Weeks) Cooking $75 $60 SESSIOn III (6 Weeks) Sports and Fitness $70 $60 SESSIOn Iv (5 Weeks) Creative Expressions $60 $50 SESSIOn v (6 Weeks) Community $85 $60

THURSDAYTHE cENTER PRESENTS SESSIOn I (5 Weeks) Community $75 $50 SESSIOn II (6 Weeks) life Skills $75 $60 SESSIOn III (6 Weeks) Cooking $75 $60 SESSIOn Iv (5 Weeks) Sports and Fitness $60 $50 SESSIOn v (6 Weeks) Creative Expressions $70 $60

WEDNESDAY NIGHT FAll SESSIOn (12 Weeks) $180 $120

WIntER SESSIOn (12 Weeks) $180 $120

SPRInG SESSIOn (7 Weeks) $105 $70

All three Full Sessions (with discount) $415 $310

SATURDAYSATURDAY PRoGRAmFAll SESSIOn-Morning Activities (check one) (12 Weeks) the Center Bowling team $480 $120 Friendship Club $450 $120

WIntER SESSIOn-Morning Activities (check one) (12 Weeks) the Center Bowling team $480 $120 Friendship Club $450 $120

SPRInG SESSIOn-Morning Activities (check one) (7 Weeks) the Center Bowling team $280 $70 Friendship Club $260 $70

All tHREE FUll SESSIOnS (Fall, Winter and Spring – with program discount)Morning Activities (check one) the Center Bowling team $990 $310 Friendship Club $910 $310

FRIDAY NIGHT FAll SESSIOn (12 Weeks) $240 $120

WIntER SESSIOn (12 Weeks) $240 $120

SPRInG SESSIOn (7 Weeks) $140 $70

All three Full Sessions (with discount) $500 $310

FRIDAYTHE cENTER PRESENTS SESSIOn I (6 Weeks) Creative Expressions $70 $60 SESSIOn II (6 Weeks) Community $85 $60 SESSIOn III (6 Weeks) life Skills $75 $60 SESSIOn Iv (5 Weeks) Cooking $65 $50 SESSIOn v (6 Weeks) Sports and Fitness $70 $60

________Skokie Swift _______

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________Skokie Swift _______

________Skokie Swift _______

________Skokie Swift _______

________Skokie Swift _______

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_________Park Ridge ________________Skokie Swift ________




CeNteR StAGe AkA DRAMA ClUb

SESSION I (11 Weeks) $230 $110

SESSION II (11 Weeks) $230 $110

DANCeS ANNUAL HARVEST DANCE, OCTOBER 24, 2014

$18 $10

HOLIDAY DINNER DANCE DECEMBER 6, 2014 $35 $10

ANNUAL SWEETHEARTS DANCE, FEBRUARY 13, 2015$18 $10

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PRoGRAm FEE TRANSPoRTATIoN PIcK-UP/DRoP-oFF

• PAYMEnt MUSt BE SEnt In WItH REGIStRAtIOn• FAll FEES MUSt BE PAID In FUll BY DECEMBER 12, 2014• WIntER FEES MUSt BE PAID In FUll BY MARCH 27, 2015• Any outstanding fees owed to the Center must be paid prior to the start of Fall/Winter Programs.

Payment in Full

I would like to sign up for the payment plan. Available only through credit card payment. (Special Events not eligible.)

Scholarship Requested (Forms will be mailed if box is checked)(Only programs with an “S” are eligible. Forms must be submitted by8/29/14 for Fall Program and by 12/29/14 for Winter Program)

Paying with Credit Card

Check Enclosed (Make check payable to The Center for Enriched Living)

the Center’s fees cover just a fraction of program costs,

please consider making a contribution.

i would like to make a contribution of $___________

above the cost of program fees.

ToTAL PAYmenT Due

ToTAL PAYmenT enCLoseD

member’s name

What address should bill be sent to? member parent other

FoR oFFIcE USE oNlY

Program Fees

Discount

Transport Fees

subtotal

Payment

Balance Due

$

-$

+$

=$

-$

=$

notes:

To PAY BY cREDIT cARD PlEASE FIll THIS SEcTIoN oUT comPlETElY

Yes, I would like to pay by credit card __vISA __MasterCard __American Express __Discover

Payment in full

Bill my card for monthly payment plan

Cardholder name

Billing Address

Account number

Exp. Date Security Code Amount of Charge

Authorized Signature

$

$

FAll 2014 & WIntER 2015 PAYMEnt InFORMAtIOn, WAIvER & RElEASE

CeNteR SOCIAl eVeNtS KICK OFF PIZZA PARTY SEPTEMBER 14, 2014

$20 $10

ST. CHARLES BOAT TOUR SEPTEMBER 27, 2014

$60 $10

FRIGHT FEST GREAT AMERICA OCTOBER 5, 2014

$75 $10

KROLL’S FARM HAY-RIDE AND DINNER OCTOBER 12, 2014

$40 $10

LUNCH & BOWLING OCTOBER 26, 2014

$45 $10

DINNER AT BUCCA DI BEPPO NOVEMBER 1, 2014

$40 $10

LINCOLN PARK ZOO DECEMBER 13, 2014

$35 $10

SUNDAY BRUNCH AT EGG HARBOR JANUARY 18, 2015

$40 $10

SUPER BOWL PARTY FEBRUARY 1, 2015

$25 $10

VOLO AUTO MUSEUM FEBRUARY 28, 2015

$10$50

SPRING BREAK TRIP TO LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY; APRIL 1 - APRIL 4

$575

SAtURDAY OPeN MIC & ARt NIGHtS (Sign up for one or multiple) SEPTEMBER 20, 2014 $20 $10

OCTOBER 18, 2014 $20 $10

NOVEMBER 22, 2014 $20 $10

JANUARY 17, 2015 $20 $10

FEBRUARY 21, 2015 $20 $10

MARCH 21, 2015 $20 $10

APRIL 18, 2015 $20 $10

MAY 16, 2015 $20 $10

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VOLUNTEER AND MAKE A DIFFERENCEVolunteers play an important role in the operation and success of The Center’s programs and special events. Volunteers provide enthusiasm, talent, creativity and input to the members, staff, programs and fundraising events. Join us for an experience that will be fun, memorable and rewarding. We have various levels of involvement and commitment available, including working directly with members in programs, helping with special events, assisting in the office or serving as a member of the Board of Directors.

By becoming a volunteer, YOU can help enrich the lives of people of all ages with developmental disabilities. For more information on volunteering opportunities please contact Ashley at 847.315.9921 or [email protected].

Please indicate which types of volunteer opportunities interest you:

Working directly with members in programs (once a week) Please circle: youth adults both Helping out with member events (dances, community outings, etc.) volunteering for fundraising events (Golf Outing, Chefs’ night) Mailing, organizing, office work Joining the Board of Directors Contributing a special skill or talent to a program (music, sports, etc.) Other:

In general, what days and times are you available?

Volunteer opportunities

If you are interested in volunteering at the Center, please fill

out this form and return it to Ashley May at: the Center for

Enriched living, 280 Saunders Road, Riverwoods, Il 60015

or fax to 847.948.7621.

Date

name

Address

City State Zip

Phone

Email

WAIVER AND RElEASE oF All clAImSPlease read this form carefully and be aware that in consideration of the Center’s acceptance of the above named member as a participant in its programs, the undersigned, for myself, or on behalf of the (member/applicant) expressly agrees to assume full risk of any injury (s), damage(s), or loss, regardless of severity, which I, or my dependent may sustain as a result of participating in any activity(s) connected or associated with the Center’s programs. I further agree to waive and relinquish any and all claims I or my dependent may have against the Center, its officers, agents, servants and employees as a result of participating in any Center program(s), and fully release and discharge the Center and its officers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims from injuries, damages and losses suffered by me or my dependent arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the Center’s programs.

In the event of an emergency, I hereby authorize the Center for Enriched living, its officers, agents, servants and employees to secure from any licensed hospital, clinic, physician and/or medical personnel any treatment deemed necessary or advisable for my or my dependent’s immediate care, and for transportation thereto, and agree that I will be responsible for the payment of any and all costs incident thereto.

I have read and fully understand the foregoing waiver and release of claims. the information that I have provided on this registration is true to the best of my knowledge at this time. This waiver and release of claims is in effect from date of signature unless a request from the member (if own guardian) or member’s legal guardian is received in writing.

Date Signature of legal Guardian

PHoTo AND/oR PUBlIcITY RElEASEthe undersigned recognizes that my, (or my dependent’s) photograph may be taken in the course of my/his/her participation in the Center’s programming. I hereby grant my consent for the use of any such photograph, and/or use of my/his/her name in promoting the name and/or purpose of the Center for Enriched living.

once signed, this photo permission/publicity release does not expire unless a request from the member (if own guardian) or member’s legal guardian is received in writing.

Date Signature of legal Guardian

Please Check one Box:

I DO give photo consent I DO nOt give photo consent

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DEmoGRAPHIc INFoRmATIoN (Optional)

In order for the Center to apply for grants, we are often required to supply demographic information about our program participants. By providing this information, you help us obtain additional funding for programs. this data is only shared with funding sources in summary form; we nEvER identify individuals. Your cooperation in this matter is strictly confidential and optional. thank you in advance for helping us raise funds for the Center for Enriched living.

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