Check Your Craft Drawer!
Innovative Services NW Childcare staff is
involved with the Vancouver Early Childhood Center "Discovery Day" and
would appreciate donations of the
following items:
- Paper towel tubes, about 100
- Toliet paper rolls
- Ziploc bags - gallon, quart and small
- PVC pipe connectors and elbows
- Newspaper
- Popsicle sticks
- Wax paper
- Straws
- Yarn
- Fishing line
- Rubber bands
- Gallon Milk jugs, about 300
- Film canisters
- Aluminum foil
- Alkaseltzer tablets
- 10 Gallons of Glue
- Food coloring
To donate items, drop them by our front desk or contact Tammy Dunn at 360-892-5142.
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Thank you for your involvement with Innovative Services NW. |
On a Path to Competitive Employment
 Can
you remember how nervous you were on your first job? Billy
Centers has Bipolar disorder and struggles with anxiety. In
September of 1996, at the age of 26, Billy became a participant in the
Innovative Services NW Custodial group supported employment program as
a compensated trainee. Billy had never worked before coming to
Innovative Services NW.
Read more...
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 If the Shoe Fits
Innovative Services NW
Pediatric Therapy Orthotics Clinic An
orthotic, commonly known as a brace or splint, is an orthopedic device
that is worn on the body to provide support, protection and/or improve
function. Innovative Services NW's Pediatric Therapy
offers an orthotics clinic to serve families in the Vancouver
area. Read More...
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 Volunteering to Hokey Pokey
Whenever
Judy Walters walks into the Innovative Services NW Childcare toddler
room, the first thing she hears is "Pokey, pokey, pokey!" The
little faces light up as their favorite volunteer leads them in a
rousing round of Hokey Pokey or Ring Around the Rosie. Judy was
introduced to Innovative Services NW when she accompanied her daughter
and granddaughter to their pediatric therapy
appointments. Read more... |
Innovative
Services NW is a non-profit organization that values, assists and
supports children, adults and families in our community who have
disabilities or other types of disadvantages. We
do this through offering a continuum of services including therapy and
childcare for children; employment training and job support for teens
and adults; intervention, education and support for families; and
adult day health services for seniors and other adults who need daytime
assistance. Having our newsletter
online allows us to save more than $12,000 a year in printing and
mailing costs; funds which can now go to support our clients and
programs.
Thank you for your support!
Sincerely, |
Susan Veneruso
Marketing Manager
Innovative Services NW |
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