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TYLER B. FINDS HIS DREAM JOB THROUGH THE DISCOVERY PROGRAM In December 2018, less than 2 months aſter joining IECBS, Tyler was selected and authorized to participate in the Discovery program. As a part of the Discovery process, Job Developer, Quiana Price took Tyler out to a few Informational Interviews. When they arrived at LOL Kids Club – located in the Ontario Mills Mall – the manager of the restaurant took an immediate interest in Tyler’s energy, magnetic smile and positive attitude. He was hired on the spot. Tyler shared that the Discovery Program “was very helpful by breaking down my interest to help me find a job suited for me”. When asked what activities he’s enjoyed the most so far, he responded “going to different locations and exploring the different job opportunities a place has”. While Tyler will tell you he misses the friends he made in IECBS and is thinking about re-joining for the socialization aspects on his days off, he loves his job, loves working with the children and takes his position very seriously. We are happy for Tyler and congratulate him on his success! Miguel joined the Anthesis Work Program in September 2014. In March 2015, he became a member of Supported Employment. His initial assignment was at 3 Way riſt and then he transferred to one of the FSC Lighting enclaves in 2016 with an amazing determination to succeed. Miguel performed many tasks at FSC and learned many skills. Anthesis is proud to announce that Miguel is now working as a direct employee at a warehouse in Chino. Even though he will be missed, there was never a doubt he would move on and be successful. All the best to you, Miguel! ’RASS participants and Senior Companions had a perfect day at the ball park supporting the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. From catching souvenir t-shirts, autographed baseballs and even just chowing down on hot dogs, popcorn, and soda pop, we couldn’t have asked for a better day. Michael D. Jumps for joy with his autographed ball from one of the super star players. I think it’s safe to say our participants had a blast watching the boys in blue out on the field. A group of adventurous program partici- pants from ADC took a trip to downtown Claremont to visit the Claremont Museum of Art. e museum was showcasing talent- ed elementary student’s masterpieces. e partcipants were so astonished with how creative they all were! And on the way out, they each got a chance to pick out their very own post card to remember their awesome day! Without a doubt, ADC will be putting this trip back on their list! Going Out and About may 2019 A MONTHLY UPDATE OF PARTICIPANT HAPPENINGS

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Page 1: A MONTHLY UPDATE OF PARTICIPANT HAPPENINGS Going Out … · souvenir t-shirts, autographed baseballs and even just chowing down on hot dogs, popcorn, and soda pop, we couldn’t have

TYLER B. FINDS HIS DREAM JOB THROUGH THE DISCOVERY PROGRAMIn December 2018, less than 2 months after joining IECBS, Tyler was selected and authorized to participate in the Discovery program. As a part of the Discovery process, Job Developer, Quiana Price took Tyler out to a few Informational Interviews. When they arrived at LOL Kids Club – located in the Ontario Mills Mall – the manager of the restaurant took an immediate interest in Tyler’s energy, magnetic smile and positive attitude. He was hired on the spot. Tyler shared that the Discovery Program “was very helpful by breaking down my interest to help me find a job suited for me”. When asked what activities he’s enjoyed the most so far, he responded “going to different locations and exploring the different job opportunities a place has”. While Tyler will tell you he misses the friends he made in IECBS and is thinking about re-joining for the socialization aspects on his days off, he loves his job, loves working with the children and takes his position very seriously. We are happy for Tyler and congratulate him on his success!

Miguel joined the Anthesis Work Program in September 2014. In March 2015, he became a member of Supported Employment. His initial assignment was at 3 Way Thrift and then he transferred to one of the FSC Lighting enclaves in 2016 with an amazing determination to succeed. Miguel performed many tasks at FSC and learned many skills. Anthesis is proud to announce that Miguel is now working as a direct employee at a warehouse in Chino. Even though he will be missed, there was never a doubt he would move on and be successful. All the best to you, Miguel!

’RASS participants and Senior Companions had a perfect day at the ball park supporting the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. From catching souvenir t-shirts, autographed baseballs and even just chowing down on hot dogs, popcorn, and soda pop, we couldn’t have asked for a better day. Michael D. Jumps for joy with his autographed ball from one of the super star players. I think it’s safe to say our participants had a blast watching the boys in blue out on the field.

A group of adventurous program partici-pants from ADC took a trip to downtown Claremont to visit the Claremont Museum of Art. The museum was showcasing talent-ed elementary student’s masterpieces. The partcipants were so astonished with how creative they all were! And on the way out, they each got a chance to pick out their very own post card to remember their awesome day! Without a doubt, ADC will be putting this trip back on their list!

Going Out and About

may 2019

A MONTHLY UPDATE OF PARTICIPANT HAPPENINGS

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ADC and ‘RASS Open House/Fashion Show 2019

Upcoming Eventsassociation MeetingWednesday, May 15th5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Aktion Club Dinner & DanceFriday, June 14th 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Western HoedownDanceFriday, August 2nd6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Power of the flowerfamily fun festivalSaturday, October 5th7:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Last month, ADC & ‘RASS held an Open House & Fashion Show and it was a huge success! Our participants walked the runway and dazzled the audience with their fashionable outfits from our very own Thrift Store. They also sold handmade arts & crafts to

the guests that came out to show their love and support. Thank you to everyone that attended!

Getting A Closer Look

Visit our website at www.anthesis.us or like us on Facebook to stay up to date on all the exciting happenings at Anthesis.

4650 Brooks Street, Montclair, CA 91763 | 909- 624-3555

Interview with Tina M.Q:What do you like most about ‘RASS program? A: Going out and having fun with my friends. Going to restaurants and saying hi to new people. What can we improve? Nothing, I like it a lot.(Tina attends and enjoys participating in all Anthe-sis events. The last event was Anthesis prom.) Q: Did you have fun at the Anthesis prom? A: Yes I did- I danced with Connie’s daughter all night long until they left. I liked how nice they all dressed.Q: What other hobbies do you have or like to do? A: I like arts and crafts, going out to lunch and dancing.Q: What are you looking forward to do? A: Going out in the community.

Tina M. is a participant in the ‘Round About Senior Services Program. She has been with Anthesis for 21 years.

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Big News!!!We’ve changed our Annual Run/Walk Event to Power of the Flower Family Fun Festival,

which will include our traditional Run/Walks in additon to many other fun activities for the whole family. Stay tuned for more information!