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Community Enterprises, Inc. |
| 441 Pleasant Street, Northampton, MA 01060 | |
Telephone / Text Telephone (tty) 413-584-1460
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Fast Facts Incorporated in 1975 as a non-profit corporation Headquarters at 441 Pleasant Street, Northampton, MA 01060 1,500 individuals with disabilities served annually Primary services: employment and community living Annual budget of $17,000,000 Eighteen offices in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York 250 Employees Over 100 cost centers and funding sources Pleasant Pittsfield, Inc. |
Welcome to Community Enterprises, Inc.
It is with great pleasure that I present to you the Community Enterprises’ 2010 annual report. As Community Enterprises starts its 35th year I am very happy to report that the organization is in great financial and programmatic shape. Community Enterprises is a non-profit CARF accredited Community Rehabilitation Program that provides job training, employment, case management, education and housing supports for people with disabilities. Community Enterprises’ operates 18 service locations throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts and Long Island New York. Community Enterprises continues to make a difference in more people’s lives in more locations than at any other time in our history. I want to thank all of our Board members, volunteers, parents, donors, supporters, employers, vendors, funders, partners and especially our compassionate and dedicated employees who work so hard putting our mission into action each and every day. Community Enterprises is truly a special place and the people connected to the organization make it so.
Dick Venne
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CEI is accredited in Community Employment Services, Job Development, Job-Site Training, Job Supports, Community Services and Community Living Services. Mission The mission of Community Enterprises, Inc. is to support self-determination for individuals with disabilities and/or other challenges to actively live, learn, and work in the community. Further, we believe: * All of our services will be offered in the least restrictive setting and manner possible, encouraging natural community connections. * Our advocacy will help the individuals we serve to better exercise their rights to live and work in the community. * All of our organization's services will be financially viable and cost effective. * All of our service locations will embrace a "Best Practices" approach and work together to replicate the many successful and insightful service practices we use. * Innovation will be the cornerstone of our service delivery system, and each staff person will be challenged to continuously find better ways to support the individuals we serve. * Our organization will continue in its efforts to advance the field of rehabilitation. * Our organization will foster the inclusion of diverse ideas, beliefs and practices in the development, adaptation and provision of culturally appropriate services. * Our organization will continue to promote the inclusion of individuals with disabilities and/or challenges through active recruitment for Board Membership, and agency employment opportunities. * Individuals with disabilities are an essential resource for our country's future. The numerous talents, insights, perspectives, and contributions that each individual with a disability has to offer need a voice. They also need an organization that listens to that voice and acts on what is heard. Approved by the CE Board of Directors on June 21, 2005
Funding Sources New York Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities (OMRDD)Long Island School Districts New York Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities (VESID) Massachusetts Department of Mental Health Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission Connecticut Bureau of Rehabilitation Services Connecticut Department of Developmental Services Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Massachusetts Administering Agency for Developmental Disabilities Massachusetts Commission for the Blind Statewide Head Injury Program UMASS Medical Center General Assistance City of Hartford Local School Systems The Connecticut Chefs Association The Berkshire Taconic Foundation Springfield Cable Endowment Florence Savings Bank Waterford, CT School System Connecticut Department of Social Services Medicaid Waiver Program Connecticut Community Providers Association (State Set-Aside Contract) The United Way City of Cambridge Many private donors University of Mass Medical School - Nursing Home Initiative (UMMS-NHI) Massachusetts Medicaid funded Adult Foster Care Multiple Sclerosis Society Populations Served Individuals who may be affected by the following:
Psychiatric Disabilities |
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