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Welcome
to Ardmore, Inc.!
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2008-
UnBirthday Party at Bridges
Celebrates MR/DD Awareness Month in March
Dave Henterly, "Spoons and Washboard Music Man" entertained the
individuals who participate in Ardmore's Adult Day Program. Clients and
Staff had a full day of activities centered around the ALICE IN
WONDERLAND theme. Stations set-up around the center offered everyone a
chance to choose their favorite kind of activity such as puzzles (from
simple to complex), watch the movie, arts and crafts, identify items in
the mystery box, decorate cupcakes and participate in the music session.
Donors sent in $50 donations that provided Ardmore Agency clients $50 to
purchase some spring clothing items. The 4th annual celebration held
each March raised $3,425. Donor names are entered into a drawing for
Circle K gift cards. Pat Busic won a $50 gift card and Armanda
Edgerson,a Mature Services volunteer won a $10 gift card.
 
Making music with Dave Henterley - left to right:
Brandy, staff at Bridges, Dave, and Cliff and Terry clients.
Thank you to everyone who participated.
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Ardmore is a private,
non-profit corporation established in 1976 to provide alternatives to
institutional living for residents of Summit County who are
developmentally disabled.
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Ardmore operates small
homes, foster care homes, and provides case work support to individuals
in our supported living program who live alone, with roommates or
spouses. The Ardmore staff is committed to advocate for the rights of
each individual, and to provide consistent quality support services for
those we serve.
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The founding philosophy of
Ardmore has always been to emphasize the
right of each individual to live and participate in the community in the
least restrictive environment while striving for the greatest measure of
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The agency receives federal
and state tax dollars, as well as local funding from the County of
Summit Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities (CSBMR/DD).
The Summit County community also supports our services through donations
of time and funding to the Ardmore Foundation.
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