PATH-O-GRAM
A free service provided by PATH
September 12, 2011
PATH’s Community Resource Seminar – Last chance to register for next week’s seminar! We
have three seminars scheduled for this Fall; Tues, Sept 20, Thurs, Oct 20 and Wed, Nov 30 from 8:30
am – 12:30 pm.
We want to answer your questions about our local system of social services -- register today for our ½
day (4 hour) training! The cost is $35/individual, plus $20 (optional and special seminar rate) for the
PATH Directory that goes hand-in-hand with the seminar content.
To register, contact Cathy at 834-0507 or download the registration brochure from our web site
www.pathcrisis.org. On the left of the screen, click on “PATH-O-GRAM and more,” and look for the
registration brochure under “Seminars, Workshops and Other Special Events.”
OSF ST. JOSEPH MEDICAL CENTER, TODD SNOEYINK, DPM,
HOST ANNUAL SHOE DRIVE TO BENEFIT HOME SWEET HOME MINISTRIES
OSF St. Joseph Medical Center and OSF Medical Group Podiatrist Todd Snoeyink, DPM, will sponsor
“The OSF Shoe Drive” from September 12 through September 16, 2011. The shoe drive will benefit
Home Sweet Home Ministries in Bloomington, Illinois.
The sponsors are asking the Bloomington-Normal community to donate new or gently used, men‟s,
women‟s and children‟s shoes. There will be several drop-off locations during the week along with a
drive thru drop-off held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, in the parking lot of OSF St.
Joseph Medical Center.
The daily drop-off locations within OSF St. Joseph Medical Center will be in Eastland Medical Plaza I
and the hospital‟s main entrance off of Washington Street. Locations off-campus include: OSF
Medical Group – College Avenue, 1701 E. College Avenue, Bloomington, and the Center for Health at
Ft. Jesse, 2200 Ft. Jesse Road, Normal.
The 2010 shoe drive collected more than 3,200 pairs of shoes for the homeless shelter. Dr. Snoeyink
began the shoe drive eight years ago to help prevent cold related injuries that could arise in the
homeless population from inadequate shoe gear during the cold weather months. Wearing properly
fitting shoes also helps prevent many of the injuries that result from improperly fitting or inappropriate
shoe gear.
Home Sweet Home Ministries is a full service homeless shelter open 24-hours per day, 365 days per
year, serving those in need with daily meals, shelter and other social services.
For more information on Home Sweet Home Ministries visit www.hshministries.org. For more
information about “The OSF Shoe Drive” and drop off locations, visit www.osfstjoseph.org.
The McLean County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) Program is hoping to secure a
folding machine to assist with distribution of our newsletter. If you have a machine available that could
fold up to 5 pages and are willing to donate it, please contact Margie Jordan, 309/888-5656 or
margie.jordan@mcleancountyil.gov.
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Collaborative Solutions Institute, Inc. (CSI) is seeking nominations for the:
2011 Extraordinary/ Ordinary Man of the Year Award
This award is an opportunity to celebrate men who make a positive impact on others‟ lives and their
community through everyday actions in their neighborhoods, their faith communities, schools, social
service agencies or through their voluntary service to others. Most men operate largely “under the
radar” doing their good deeds, sharing their time and treasure quietly and selflessly. CSI would like to
show appreciation for their efforts and kindness. Please consider nominating an Extraordinary
Ordinary man you know. Awards will be presented at a dinner on October 6, 2011 at 6 p.m. at the
Holiday Inn and Suites. Bloomington.
For a nomination form, or for more information on the event, please visit
www.collaborativesolutions.org
The Housing Authority of the City of Bloomington is accepting applications from people 50 or
older for Wood Hill Towers. Studio and 1-bedroom apartments are currently available.
Wood Hill provides independent, affordable living. Rent is never more than 30% of a person‟s
income. The minimum rent is $20 per month. We also have Maximum Rents for those people with
higher incomes. The maximums range from $255 for a studio apartment to $350 for a large,
renovated one-bedroom. The maximum income for one person is $42,950 per year and for two
people it is $49,050 per year.
Our entrance area is equipped with a video camera and a buzzer system for security. We have a
commissary store which is open three days per week. We also have a van to take residents to the
grocery store each week and to a department store each week in a handicap accessible van. The
Peace Meal lunch program is served ON SITE Monday through Thursday and is paid for by donation.
We have a trained social services staff available to provide case management and referral services.
Social Services staff can assist in arranging in-home services to assist with housekeeping and
homemaker services. Activities are provided including Pot Luck, Bingo, Movie Night, field trips, and
more!
The apartments are equipped with air conditioning, stoves and frost free refrigerators. Some of the
apartments have been newly renovated and have new kitchen cabinets, counters, and appliances as
well as new ceramic tile and carpeting in all rooms and ceiling fans. Most of those are also handicap
accessible.
Robert H. Farley, M.S., Presenter - Commanding officer (retired) of Cook County Sheriff‟s
Police-Child Exploitation Unit, Deputy U.S. Marshall
CHILD ABUSE INVESTIGATIONS
Reconstruction & Investigative Techniques
5th Annual Conference
Sponsored by : McLean County Child Protection Network & Children‟s Advocacy Center & CASA
Tuesday, November 8, 2011, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
HEARTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 1500 West Raab Road, Normal, Illinois
Please contact the Child Protection Network at 309-888-5656 or send e-mail to
Kathy.patterson@mcleancountyil.gov for information and registration form.
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Tired of Paying Rent?? Self Help housing is a process in which the borrower contributes labor
toward their home with the technical assistance of YouthBuild McLean County and qualifies for a
government loan through USDA Rural Development.
In contributing labor, families build sweat equity in their new homes, substantially lowering the cost of
homeownership. No down payment is required for this program. To find out more details, view a video
on the process, & fill out an application please visit us online at:
http://www.youthbuildmcleancounty.org/joomla15/index.php?view=article&catid=1%3Alatest&id=67%
3Aself-help-application-instructions&option=com_content&Itemid=2
Eligible applicants must be working or self-employed. Families or individuals must have strong
positive rental history and meet specific credit guidelines. A certified housing counselor will meet with
you individually to review specific qualifications. If credit repair is needed YouthBuild also can guide
families through this process free of charge.
If you would prefer to pick up an application please visit us at YouthBuild McLean County (360 Wylie
Drive, Suite 305 Normal, IL 61761).
Through a partnership between the National Association of Counties and CVS Caremark, a free
prescription discount card program provides residents with cards that offer an average of 24
percent savings off the retail price of prescription drugs. The card is for people who do not have
insurance or those who have prescriptions not covered by insurance. The card may be used
regardless of age or income.
Cards are available at county government offices (McLean county Health Department) and may be
printed from the website: www.caremark.com/naco.
Residents may locate the nearest pharmacy from the website or by calling: 1-877-321-2652.
Protect Yourself from Identity Theft
Did you know there are at least SIX different kinds of identity theft? Affirmative Defense Response
Systems says that we are vulnerable to the following types of identity theft;
driver‟s license
social security
medical
character
financial
synthetic
Learn how to protect yourself on Monday, Sept. 19 at 2 p.m. or 7 p.m. Choose a time convenient for
you, and let Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist C. Edward Schumer of Pre-Paid
Legal Services educate you on this „national epidemic crime.‟
This program will be held at First Presbyterian Church on the corner of Hershey and College in
Normal, and is co-hosted by Faith in Action of Bloomington-Normal. Reservations are appreciated for
this free, no obligation program, but walk-ins are accepted. RSVP to Faith in Action at 309-827-7780,
or email david@bnfia.org.
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The McLean County Chamber of Commerce is currently accepting nominations for the 15th annual
ATHENA Leadership Award. This prestigious award recognizes outstanding individuals in our
community defined as role models for others to emulate who inspire and encourage the
empowerment of women leaders.
To recognize a deserving area leader, please click here for the 2011 ATHENA Leadership Award
criteria and nomination form. Nominations will be accepted until 5pm, Friday, September 30.
Previous ATHENA Leadership Award recipients include Patricia (Grogg) Groves, Sonja Reece, Mary
Ann Webb, Paula Walsh, Deanna Frautschi, Evelyn Young, Patricia Kaisner, Julie Dobski, Dianne
Lerman, Kira Hudson-Banks, Gigi Fansler, Janet M. Hood, Pamela Westerdahl and Leanna Bordner.
The 2011 ATHENA Leadership Award recipient, along with the final nominees, will be honored at a
special reception Tuesday, November 1 in the Brown Ballroom at ISU's Bone Student Center. Click
here to Save this Date to your Outlook calendar.
Please contact Pat Grosso at 309-829-6344 if you would like more information.
Did you know PATH keeps an Online Fundraiser/Event Calendar for agencies events? If you are
organizing a fundraiser please let us know so we can add it. If you are planning an event check out
our website or call us to verify that the date you have in mind isn‟t in conflict with another
organization‟s plans. Follow this link: http://pathcrisis.org/ecal/index.php3 or contact Cathy at
cbeck@pathcrisis.org or 834-0507.
Toastmasters Voices for Service Speaking Club
Communication - Your best ideas deserve your best words. You have something to say. Learn how
to say it clearly and in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
The Voices for Service Toastmasters speaking club invites you to our next Guest Day on
Tuesday October 18 from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. Lunch will be provided. We meet at Chestnut
Health Systems, 1003 Martin Luther King Dr. in Bloomington, IL. Please check in at the desk and
reception will point you to the meeting room. We meet every month on the first and third Tuesday
from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. Hope to see you at a meeting! If you have any questions please contact
Todd Smith at 309-820-3500 or tsmith@chestnut.org.
FALL/SPRING BASKETBALL Registration!
The Lawrence Irving Neighborhood Center is pleased to announce registration for our Fall/Spring
Basketball League. The league is opened to all Boys and Girls Teams or Individuals who want to join
one of our leagues. We offer leagues for 2nd Grade-High School aged youth. There is an open
house/informational meeting for all players and parents on October 16th 2011 from 1pm-5pm.
Please stop by the gym, which is located at 1615 W. Illinois St. in Bloomington, IL or call (309) 827-
5428 to pick up an application or if you have any questions. Applications can also be picked up at
Western Avenue Community Center, which is located at 600 N. Western Ave. in Bloomington, IL.
(309) 829-4807
All of our leagues will start on the week of November 14th. We offer a 14 week season with playoffs
beginning in March 2012.
All players must be registered in order to participate in our league. If you have any questions please
ask for Dodie Dunson or Michael Donnelly when calling.
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BREAK THE SILENCE BREAKFAST:
Please join us at PATH for our first annual Break the Silence Breakfast, an event to promote
awareness of elder abuse and to recognize those community members who have dedicated their
efforts to providing needed services to elder abuse victims. The event will be held on October 5, 2011
at 7:30 a.m. in the United Way Conference Room at 201 E. Grove in Bloomington.
Please RSVP to Bryan Burris: bburris@pathcrisis.org.
REGISTER NOW! October 4, 2011 - “It's Time to Talk: Compassion Fatigue. (un)Recognized."
presented by the 11th Judicial Circuit Family Violence Coordinating Council
Please join the 11th Judicial Circuit Family Violence Coordinating Council on Tuesday, October 4,
2011, for the conference “It’s Time to Talk: Compassion Fatigue. (un)Recognized.” as we start a
conversation about compassion fatigue and professionals working with persons affected by family
violence.
It's Time to Talk: Compassion Fatigue. (un)Recognized.
WHAT: 11th Judicial Circuit FVCC 5th Annual Conference
DATE: Tuesday, October 4, 2011
TIME: 8:15am-3:15pm
PLACE: Second Presbyterian Church
313 N. East Street
Bloomington, IL 61701
REGISTRATION LINK: http://compassionfatigueunrecognized.eventbrite.com/
For more information, contact Gardenia Harris at eleventhfvcc@gmail.com. To learn about this and
other community activities for "It‟s Time to Talk Day" and October as Domestic Violence Awareness
Month, visit http://www.caepv.org/about/program_detail.php?refID=69.
The Human Service Council will be meeting at LIFE Center for Independent Living - 2201 Eastland
Drive, Suite 1 - on September 13th, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm. Mike Doherty from Children‟s Rights
Council will be presenting. Feel free to bring your lunch and enjoy quality time with fellow human
service professionals in a relaxed yet informative atmosphere. Upcoming dates and topics include:
October 11th – Brian Goldrick discussing Criminal Record Expungement.
Wings and Prayers: Differently-Abled Ecumenical Worship Service, Sunday, September 18,
October 16, November 20, 3:00pm at Resurrection Lutheran Church (and every 3rd Sunday of the
month). Food and Fellowship to follow! A service specially designed for people with developmental
disabilities and their families. Rides available upon request – please call RLC at 309.663.8252.
DONATE YOUR OLD PHONES! HopeLine from Verizon Phone Drive in October
As part of Central Illinois‟ “It‟s Time to Talk Day” and Domestic Violence Awareness Month events this
October, several organizations are hosting a community-wide HopeLine from Verizon phone drive,
giving you the opportunity to recycle your no-longer used cell phones, chargers, batteries,
accessories, etc. into support for domestic violence victims and survivors. HopeLine from Verizon will
accept phone and accessory donations from any brand without regard to age or condition of the
equipment. For a list of collection dates, locations and more information, visit:
http://www.caepv.org/membercenter/files/hopeline_flyer_2011.pdf or contact caepv@caepv.org
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Joy Care news... First, the fund-raiser concert starring the Collingsworth Family is coming up on
Saturday, October 15, at 6:00 PM at the Normal Community High School auditorium. People who
have heard the group rave about it, and especially about Mrs. Collingsworth's talent as a pianist.
Tickets in the lower bowl are $20 and are going fast. Padded bleacher seating is $15, and chidren
(age 5-12) are $5. If you want a ticket, send check a SASE to the Joy Care office at 510 E.
Washington St., Bloomington, or purchase them at the Berean bookstore.
Second, our support group for persons with a loved one behind bars continues to meet on alternate
Saturdays at 10:00 AM in the Wes Becker room at the Center for Health, 2200 Ft. Jesse Road in
Normal.
Third, two new groups have picked up the ball and are running Jobs Partnership classes. The
Heartland Community Church is 2/3 through current classes, conducted at their outreach center on
West Market St. in Bloomington. Michelle Cook is the coordinator. They are already gearing up to
start new classes on October 17th. Our second group at Eastview Christian Church in Normal, they
started Sept. 1st. and are led by Jason Sniff. Recently, Judge Robb and Asst. State's Atty.
Engelbrecht, have sent us a large number of students from the Child Support court.
Finally, President Bill Hertter and I have seen over 30 new clients this year, in addition to
corresponding with an increasing number of inmates who are nearing release as well as interested
family members. We continue to accept invitations from church and community organizations to
speak about Joy Care, and we and the rest of the Board are promoting Joy Care at such events as
the Farmer's Market, 2nd Presbyterian Church's Volunteer Fair, and the first McLean County Summit
of Hope event coming up in November. Bill has also forged a wonderful new partnership with his
former employer, the Pantagraph, who is co-sponsoring our Collingsworth concert. The Lord
continues to bless us financially, and we are using some of those funds to help new clients.
Our biggest need is for more volunteers. We need mentors/job coaches for our JP graduates and
regular clients. We also need people that can give us just a few hours a week to help staff our office,
basically just answering phone calls and sending out information about us.
Finally, Ron Dozier will be resigning as Executive Director of Joy Care Center effective November 1st,
and will be taking a 6-month leave of absence from the Board starting that date to enjoy some
retirement. President Bill Hertter will be stepping up and will be taking on additional responsibilities as
the only other retiree on the Board. Please keep him and the whole Joy Care organization in your
prayers.
Just Diagnosed - The Alzheimer‟s Association, Greater Illinois Chapter offers an orientation to
individuals with progressive memory loss and other forms of dementia and their family members. This
2-hour class will answer questions such as “What happens next?” and “What services are available to
support me?” The diseases that cause dementia include Alzheimer‟s disease, vascular (stroke)
disease, and a number of less familiar forms of brain degeneration. The diagnoses that are
associated with these diseases include: Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), Alzheimer‟s Disease,
Frontotemporal Dementia, Lewy Body Disease, and Primary Progressive Aphasia, among others.
DATE/TIME: Thursday, September 29, 2011, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. or
Thursday, November 3, 2011, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
LOCATION:
Alzheimer‟s Association, 303 North Hershey Road, Suite 2A, Bloomington, IL 61704
REGISTRATION: There is no charge for this program, however, registration is required. Call
309.662.8392 or visit www.alz.org/illinois.
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"IT'S TIME TO TALK DAY" is October 4, 2011 -- In Central Illinois, the Corporate Alliance to End
Partner Violence and other local organizations are co-sponsoring “It‟s Time to Talk Day" on October
4th to raise awareness of domestic violence and its impact throughout our community. The theme this
year is “It's Time to Talk: (un)Healthy Relationships. (un)Recognized.”
"It's Time to Talk Day" events focus on the truth that anyone of any background can find themselves
in an unhealthy relationship and it is important to recognize the warning signs. Statistics show that
domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and elder abuse occur everywhere.
For more information about all "It's Time to Talk Day" events, visit
http://www.caepv.org/about/program_detail.php?refID=69 or contact Kim Wells at kwells@caepv.org.
The Baby Fold is starting an evening session of Nurturing Parenting. Classes will be held on
Monday evenings from 6:15 pm to 7:45 pm starting October 3rd. Classes will meet for 12 weeks with
the last class scheduled for December 19th. Cost is $65 per person. To register, or for questions, call
Maria Schreiber at The Baby Fold, 557-1041.
Volunteer Opportunities:
STAR Adult Literacy Program Offers Training for New Volunteer Literacy Tutors
The STAR Adult Literacy Program is in need of volunteers to tutor adults who are learning to read or
who are learning English as a second language. STAR Adult Literacy Program provides volunteer
literacy tutors for students in classes through the GED/Adult Literacy Program of the
DeWitt/Livingston/McLean Regional Office of Education. Volunteers are needed for tutoring in
morning, afternoon and evening classes. Tutors are expected to volunteer at least one 2 ½ - 3 hour
class session each week in a classroom under the supervision of a certified teacher.
Tutors are needed for daytime and evening classes. It is not necessary to speak a foreign language or
have a teaching degree to become a volunteer.
STAR Adult Literacy will hold its next tutor training sessions on Tuesday and Thursday, September
13th and 15th, 2011, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the GED/Adult Literacy Office, 905 N. Main Street,
Normal. For additional information on becoming a volunteer or to register for the volunteer training
session, call 888-9884.
Fundraising Opportunities:
If you love gospel music, then you'll want to purchase your tickets ASAP for The Collingsworth
Family who will be performing at Normal Community High School on Saturday, October 15th at 6 p.m.
This is a fund raising event for Joy Care Center, Inc. whose mission is to assist ex-offenders upon
their release from prison/jail. Lower bowl adult tickets are $20 each, and all other seating is $15 for
adults. Tickets for children ages 6-12 are $5 and under 6 are free. To purchase tickets mail a check
for the tickets you want to purchase along with a self-addressed postage paid envelope to: Joy Care
Center, 510 E. Washington St., Suite 403, Bloomington, IL 61701. Tickets may also be purchased at
Hoerr's Berean Bookstore located in Parkway Plaza.
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If you haven't had the chance stop by the Old House Society warehouse at 214 East Douglas
St, Blm, and check out the buildings new, old look. We removed the barn siding Saturday and
revealed the original glazed block. We need your help in raising money for our restoration project. The
warehouse needs a lot of repair and our funds aren't adequate to do the job. The roof is a big priority
as it leaks all over our precious salvage materials. Michael Ryburn has been up on the roof going on
the 3rd day in an effort to raise the money so stop by and say hi, then drop a little something in the
donation jar. He really needs to get down off the roof quickly, so please help out by collecting up a
donation from friends, workers and family. Tell them it's for the Old House Society Restoration Fund.
Normally we are open on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm but while I'm trying to
raise this money you can stop by any time and I'll open up so you can take a look around. Were all in
this together and I'm pulling for you.
Employment Opportunities:
Part-Time Opening at the Immigration Project (Citizenship Program Assistant) –
The position is described at : http://bn.craigslist.org/lgl/2574886072.html
The following positions are currently open within the YWCA McLean County:
Child Care
SACC Assistant Group Worker at Holy Trinity
Stepping Stones
Stepping Stones Prevention Educator
Please visit www.ywca.org/mcleancountyjobs for detailed job postings!
To apply: Submit an employment application to Human Resources. Applications are available at the
YWCA front desk, Human Resources, or www.ywca.org/mcleancountyjobs
Human Resources
YWCA McLean County
1201 N Hershey Road
Bloomington, IL 61704
PATH, Inc. seeks a full-time Outreach Worker/Caregiver Advisor for our satellite office located
at the DeWitt County Friendship Center in Clinton. A full job description is available at
www.pathcrisis.org under Senior Services (click job description).
Bachelor's degree in Human Services required and one year experience working with older adults is
preferred. Candidate must have reliable transportation/insurance and possess excellent
organizational and communication skills, computer skills, have the ability to function independently
and have a desire to work with the aging population. Submit cover letter, resume and three
references to: resume@pathcrisis.org
Deadline for submission is: September 23, 2011
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