Pursu t
A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM PRESENTED
BY CLEARBROOK and NWSRA
www.nwsra.org/pursuit
Pursu t
A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM PRESENTED
BY CLEARBROOK and NWSRA
PURSUIT
3705 Pheasant Drive
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
CONTACT INFORMATION
Program information
Liz Thomas, CPRP
Program Coordinator
847/392-2848
[email protected]
847/392-2848 voice
847/392-2870 fax
847/392-2855 tty
224/210-1616 video phone
Primary Responsibilities:
Oversees program, directly supervises all program staff.
Experience:
Liz graduated from Elmhurst College with a degree
in Neuro psychology and sociology with a focus on
disabilities studies. She is a Certified Park and
Recreation Professional. The CPRP accreditation
recognizes qualified providers of recreation that have
met education and experience qualifications, illustrating
a commitment to the profession as well as a knowledge
and understanding of key concepts within parks and
recreation. She has over twenty years of experience
working with people with disabilities and has been
employed full time since 2004 by NWSRA.
Admissions
Melinda Meyer
Director of Admissions
847/385-5328
[email protected]
www.clearbrook.org
Primary Responsibilities:
Facilitate admissions process for
the PURSUIT Program.
For more information about Clearbrook, visit www.clearbrook.org.
For more information about NWSRA, visit www.nwsra.org.
For more information about PURSUIT, visit www.nwsra.org/pursuit.
ADMISSION PROCESS
APPLY THROUGH CLEARBROOK
OR SET UP A TOUR
Contact: Melinda Meyer
Director of Admissions
847/385-5328
[email protected]
COMPLETE THE INTAKE INTERVIEW
AND ASSESSMENT TO DETERMINE
ACCEPTANCE INTO PROGRAM
COMPLETE A SUCCESSFUL
TWO WEEK TRIAL PERIOD
MEET WITH PURSUIT ADVISORY
COMMITTEE TO TO DETERMINE
ACCEPTANCE INTO THE
PURSUIT PROGRAM.
PURSUIT
Pursu t
A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM PRESENTED
BY CLEARBROOK and NWSRA
Mission Statement
To provide opportunities for continued growth for adults with disabilities
through recreation and leisure activities that are fulfilling and enriching.
Vision Statement
To be a leading force providing adult day programming options to
enrich the life experiences of the adult participants and their families
in the communities we serve.
Mission Statement: Clearbrook is committed to being a leader in creating
innovative opportunities, services and supports to people with disabilities.
Clearbrook serves people over a range of ages and disabilities from children diagnosed with
developmental delays at birth to the unique needs of seniors with disabilities and all ages in between.
Annually, Clearbrook supports over 6,000 individuals as well as their families in 13 counties, in over
160 communities and 50 locations throughout Chicago and the suburbs. Clearbrook is proud to be the
largest provider of home-based services in Illinois.
Mission Statement: We exist to provide outstanding opportunities through
recreation for children and adults with disabilities.
Vision Statement: To be a leading force, creating greater options that
enrich the life experiences of the participants, families and communities we serve.
Northwest Special Recreation Association (NWSRA) was formed in 1974 to provide recreation services
to individuals with disabilities and is an extension of 17 member park districts located in the northwest
suburbs of Chicago. This type of agency is unique to Illinois. NWSRA offers public access and year
round recreational programming to over 14,000 individuals with disabilities. NWSRA is the largest of
all special recreation associations and is a leader among peers
with over 18,000 registrations for programs annually. NWSRA is
a two-time National Recreation and Park Association National
Gold Medal Award winner and was recognized as a Distinguished
Accredited Agency by the Illinois Park and Recreation Association,
an honor only 10% of Illinois park and recreation agencies
have received.
PROGRAM OPTIONS INCLUDE
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
PURSUIT is designed to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities 21
years and older throughout the year by creating recreation and leisure
opportunities, improving health and wellness, teaching life skills, self
advocacy, and community integration. PURSUIT is licensed by the Illinois
Department of Human Services, Division of Developmental Disabilities.
• Monday - Friday
Location: Rolling Meadows Community Center
3705 Pheasant Drive
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
• 1 - 5 days per week
PURSUIT 2
Hanover Park Community Center
1919 Walnut Avenue
Hanover Park, IL 60133
Program Time: Programming is from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
PROGRAM FEES
Resident Program Fees*
# of DAYS:
1 Day
2 Days
3 Days
4 Days
5 Days
Eligibility: Participants must be at least 21 years old, have a disability, be able to function in a 1:4 ratio, and do not need
assistance administring medications during program time.
COST:
$52.00
$104.00
$156.00
$208.00
$260.00
Non-Resident Program Fees*
• Recreation & Leisure
• Developing gross and fine motor skills
• Experiencing cultural arts (dance, drama, arts and music)
• Participating in passive and active sporting activities
• Learning outdoor awareness
• Skills & Self Advocacy
• Expanding communication skills
• Promoting human rights and self advocacy
• Enhancing socialization skills
• Developing technology skills
• Community Integration
• Participating in local service projects
• Experiencing group outings and activities
• Exploring community resources
• Gaining vocational skills through volunteer experiences
• Health & Wellness
• Setting and maintaining fitness goals
Residents are individuals living within Arlington Heights, Bartlett, Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove
Village, Hanover Park, Hoffman Estates, Inverness, Mount Prospect, Palatine, River Trails,
Prospect Heights, Rolling Meadows, Salt Creek, Schaumburg, South Barrington, Streamwood,
and Wheeling
Admission: Continuous throughout the year, upon vacancies available.
PURSUIT IS STRUCTURED AROUND FOUR CORE ELEMENTS
Participants commit to a pre-selected day and time for programs from the following:
• Encouraging healthy eating habits
• Developing a positive body image
• Learning to cook nutritious snacks and meals
• Promoting a balanced lifestyle
# of DAYS:
1 Day
2 Days
3 Days
4 Days
5 Days
COST:
$85.00
$170.00
$255.00
$340.00
$425.00
*DHS Home & Community Based Waiver funding may be used for this program
• Clearbrook and NWSRA reserve the right to adjust fees.
• Fees are subject to change based on the annual budget.
•Residents have priority in application for the program.
• Non-residents will be allowed to apply subject to availability.
TRANSPORTATION FEES
• Pick up and drop off locations will be located in the NWSRA service area and determined by the Manager of Special Recreation.
• A minimum of two people must be registered at each pick up and drop off location in order for the location to be utilized.
• Transportation times may change based on enrollment and/or last minute facility changes.
•Transportation for non-resident clients will be based upon
availability, after the needs of the resident clients have been met.
PROGRAM OPTIONS INCLUDE
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
PURSUIT is designed to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities 21
years and older throughout the year by creating recreation and leisure
opportunities, improving health and wellness, teaching life skills, self
advocacy, and community integration. PURSUIT is licensed by the Illinois
Department of Human Services, Division of Developmental Disabilities.
• Monday - Friday
Location: Rolling Meadows Community Center
3705 Pheasant Drive
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
• 1 - 5 days per week
PURSUIT 2
Hanover Park Community Center
1919 Walnut Avenue
Hanover Park, IL 60133
Program Time: Programming is from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
PROGRAM FEES
Resident Program Fees*
# of DAYS:
1 Day
2 Days
3 Days
4 Days
5 Days
Eligibility: Participants must be at least 21 years old, have a disability, be able to function in a 1:4 ratio, and do not need
assistance administring medications during program time.
COST:
$52.00
$104.00
$156.00
$208.00
$260.00
Non-Resident Program Fees*
• Recreation & Leisure
• Developing gross and fine motor skills
• Experiencing cultural arts (dance, drama, arts and music)
• Participating in passive and active sporting activities
• Learning outdoor awareness
• Skills & Self Advocacy
• Expanding communication skills
• Promoting human rights and self advocacy
• Enhancing socialization skills
• Developing technology skills
• Community Integration
• Participating in local service projects
• Experiencing group outings and activities
• Exploring community resources
• Gaining vocational skills through volunteer experiences
• Health & Wellness
• Setting and maintaining fitness goals
Residents are individuals living within Arlington Heights, Bartlett, Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove
Village, Hanover Park, Hoffman Estates, Inverness, Mount Prospect, Palatine, River Trails,
Prospect Heights, Rolling Meadows, Salt Creek, Schaumburg, South Barrington, Streamwood,
and Wheeling
Admission: Continuous throughout the year, upon vacancies available.
PURSUIT IS STRUCTURED AROUND FOUR CORE ELEMENTS
Participants commit to a pre-selected day and time for programs from the following:
• Encouraging healthy eating habits
• Developing a positive body image
• Learning to cook nutritious snacks and meals
• Promoting a balanced lifestyle
# of DAYS:
1 Day
2 Days
3 Days
4 Days
5 Days
COST:
$85.00
$170.00
$255.00
$340.00
$425.00
*DHS Home & Community Based Waiver funding may be used for this program
• Clearbrook and NWSRA reserve the right to adjust fees.
• Fees are subject to change based on the annual budget.
•Residents have priority in application for the program.
• Non-residents will be allowed to apply subject to availability.
TRANSPORTATION FEES
• Pick up and drop off locations will be located in the NWSRA service area and determined by the Manager of Special Recreation.
• A minimum of two people must be registered at each pick up and drop off location in order for the location to be utilized.
• Transportation times may change based on enrollment and/or last minute facility changes.
•Transportation for non-resident clients will be based upon
availability, after the needs of the resident clients have been met.
PURSUIT
Pursu t
A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM PRESENTED
BY CLEARBROOK and NWSRA
Mission Statement
To provide opportunities for continued growth for adults with disabilities
through recreation and leisure activities that are fulfilling and enriching.
Vision Statement
To be a leading force providing adult day programming options to
enrich the life experiences of the adult participants and their families
in the communities we serve.
Mission Statement: Clearbrook is committed to being a leader in creating
innovative opportunities, services and supports to people with disabilities.
Clearbrook serves people over a range of ages and disabilities from children diagnosed with
developmental delays at birth to the unique needs of seniors with disabilities and all ages in between.
Annually, Clearbrook supports over 6,000 individuals as well as their families in 13 counties, in over
160 communities and 50 locations throughout Chicago and the suburbs. Clearbrook is proud to be the
largest provider of home-based services in Illinois.
Mission Statement: We exist to provide outstanding opportunities through
recreation for children and adults with disabilities.
Vision Statement: To be a leading force, creating greater options that
enrich the life experiences of the participants, families and communities we serve.
Northwest Special Recreation Association (NWSRA) was formed in 1974 to provide recreation services
to individuals with disabilities and is an extension of 17 member park districts located in the northwest
suburbs of Chicago. This type of agency is unique to Illinois. NWSRA offers public access and year
round recreational programming to over 14,000 individuals with disabilities. NWSRA is the largest of
all special recreation associations and is a leader among peers
with over 18,000 registrations for programs annually. NWSRA is
a two-time National Recreation and Park Association National
Gold Medal Award winner and was recognized as a Distinguished
Accredited Agency by the Illinois Park and Recreation Association,
an honor only 10% of Illinois park and recreation agencies
have received.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Program information
Liz Thomas, CPRP
Program Coordinator
847/392-2848
[email protected]
847/392-2848 voice
847/392-2870 fax
847/392-2855 tty
224/210-1616 video phone
Primary Responsibilities:
Oversees program, directly supervises all program staff.
Experience:
Liz graduated from Elmhurst College with a degree
in Neuro psychology and sociology with a focus on
disabilities studies. She is a Certified Park and
Recreation Professional. The CPRP accreditation
recognizes qualified providers of recreation that have
met education and experience qualifications, illustrating
a commitment to the profession as well as a knowledge
and understanding of key concepts within parks and
recreation. She has over twenty years of experience
working with people with disabilities and has been
employed full time since 2004 by NWSRA.
Admissions
Melinda Meyer
Director of Admissions
847/385-5328
[email protected]
www.clearbrook.org
Primary Responsibilities:
Facilitate admissions process for
the PURSUIT Program.
For more information about Clearbrook, visit www.clearbrook.org.
For more information about NWSRA, visit www.nwsra.org.
For more information about PURSUIT, visit www.nwsra.org/pursuit.
ADMISSION PROCESS
APPLY THROUGH CLEARBROOK
OR SET UP A TOUR
Contact: Melinda Meyer
Director of Admissions
847/385-5328
[email protected]
COMPLETE THE INTAKE INTERVIEW
AND ASSESSMENT TO DETERMINE
ACCEPTANCE INTO PROGRAM
COMPLETE A SUCCESSFUL
TWO WEEK TRIAL PERIOD
MEET WITH PURSUIT ADVISORY
COMMITTEE TO TO DETERMINE
ACCEPTANCE INTO THE
PURSUIT PROGRAM.
Pursu t
A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM PRESENTED
BY CLEARBROOK and NWSRA
www.nwsra.org/pursuit
Pursu t
A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM PRESENTED
BY CLEARBROOK and NWSRA
PURSUIT
3705 Pheasant Drive
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008