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lccil.org - Lake County Center for Independent Living - Welcome to LCCIL - Independence is Freedom !!!! NEWS FLASH !!!!
CHECK CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS:
* 15th Annual Six Flags Deaf and Hard of Hearing Awareness Day
Saturday, July 10, 2010
$28 when purchasing tickets online at: www.sixflags.com
enter promocode: DEAFDAY
Tickets at the door are $31
Sign Language Interpreters will be available
Contact - TTY / VP 866-929-9567
V: 847-949-4440
Fax: 847-949-4445
Six Flags: 847-249-1952
Visit: sixflags.com/greatamerica
* Wheel-A-Thon
October 10, 2010
Details coming soon! * Options Transition Resource Fair
* May 2011 - LCCIL Gala Benefit
Lake County Center for Independent Living (LCCIL) is a disability rights organization governed and staffed by a majority of people with disabilities. We offer programs and services that promote a fully accessible society. We advocate that all persons with disabilities excercise their right to independence.
Our Vision Four Core Services
Our Values
We Believe That:
LCCIL is fully accessible to all people with disabilities, including persons with chemical sensitivities/environmental illness. Please do NOT wear scented products to any meetings, demonstrations, groups or workshops held at or by the center. We appreciate your cooperation. Meetings are wheelchair accessible. Sign Language Interpreters, C.A.R.T. & materials in accessible format are available upon request.
LAKE COUNTY CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
STRATEGIC PLAN
2009-2014
LCCIL’s mission is to empower people with disabilities to lead self-directed lives as valued members of the community.
We accomplish this through Advocacy, IL skills training, Peer Mentoring and Information and Referral throughout Lake County.
Goal I Community Education .
Objective A: LCCIL will educate at minimum 40 community organizations in Lake County about the physical and attitudinal barriers affecting people with disabilities by December 2014.
Objective B: LCCIL will increase community awareness of its existing programs and services in order to serve 50% more consumers by December 2014.
Goal II. Advocacy/Community Organizing
Objective A: LCCIL will improve voter turn out by increasing voter registration of people with disabilities by December 2014.
Objective B: LCCIL will utilize leadership development, community organizing and advocacy skills to address transportation and attainable, accessible housing needs for people with disabilities by December 2014.
Goal III. Employment
Objective A: LCCIL will expand services to teach employment skills and increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities by December 2014.
Goal IV. Fund Development
Objective A: LCCIL will develop a marketing/public relations plan to increase revenue and diversify funding sources for future sustainability of the organization by December 2014.
Goal V. Social Participation
Objective A: LCCIL will increase opportunities for recreation and socialization in the community by December 2014.
Goal VI. Operations and Programs
Objective A: LCCIL will assess, evaluate, and obtain needed staff as well as cross-train to ensure consistent productivity that anticipates staffing changes by December 2014.
Objective B: LCCIL will address technological and spatial needs of the facility by December 2014.
Goal VII. Improved Services
Objective A: LCCIL will evaluate, improve, and expand all programs in order to provide quality services to consumers by December 2014.
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