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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Passionate and dedicated individuals who volunteer their time and expertise to help us achieve our mission. Maria Mowder, President Maria has lived in Lancaster for 13 years and is an active volunteer with the high school and Lancaster Baseball Extra Inners club. Maria also leads the Lancaster MS self-help group and is an active participant in the Walk MS event. Maria is a Credentials Coordinator at Fairfield Medical Center. Read More David Macioci, Vice President David has lived in Lancaster since 1951. He is a graduate of Ohio University and obtained his Master’s Degree in education from Eastern Kentucky University. He has taught at Forest Rose School, Fisher Catholic High School, Ohio University - Lancaster and was the State of Ohio Activity Administrator II. He has served on the YMCA Board of Directors, was a Charter Board member of the Fairfield County Community Challenge, and is currently a 28 year Board member of the St. Vincent DePaul Society Board of which he held the office of Interim President for 3 years. Read More Mary Snider, Treasurer Mary has been a longtime resident of Fairfield County and Lancaster. She is President and CEO of Fairfield Federal Savings and Loan Association. Mary earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio University and a Master of Business Administration from The Ohio State University. In addition to the Center, Mary serves on the Ohio University Coordinating Council and the Fairfield County Revolving Loan Fund. Read More Erin Binner, Delegating RN Bio unavailable Read More Kenneth Bussart, Board Member Ken Bussart was born in Fairfield County. He retired from United Parcel Service in 2015 after 30 years of service as an automotive and air ground support supervisor. Ken suffers from MS, diabetes and heart disease. As a way of giving back, he rebuilds wheelchairs and customizes them to give to people who otherwise would be unable to afford one. Read More Brian Shonk, Board Member Brian is a Lancaster native and a Fisher Catholic graduate. He is a partner in Dagger, Johnston, Miller, Ogilvie & Hampson Law Firm in Lancaster, OH, focusing on estate planning, trust and probate administration and closely-held businesses. He obtained his Undergraduate Degree from Case Western Reserve University and his Juris Doctorate from Boston College Law School in 1986, joining the Dagger Firm in 1987. Brian has been and continues to be involved in many community service organizations, including Board Member and President (1995-96) of the Fairfield County Board of MR/DD, the Fisher Catholic Foundation (1996-2012), United Way Campaign Chair (2012), Chairman of the Fairfield County Chamber of Commerce (2016) and Board Member of the Fairfield County Foundation (2013-19). Read More Kathy Stimmell, Board Member Kathy has been a resident of Lancaster since 1972. She was, for a short time, an employee of Fairfield Industries, and then a 10-year employee of United Cerebral Palsy of Fairfield County. She started Stimmell’s Boarding Care (a semi-independent living family home) in 1986, and in 1996 she opened Stimmell’s Elder Care (a private 24 hour residential care center). In 2020, after 36 years, Kathy retired and is living the good life! Read More Curt Upp, Board Member Bio unavailable Read More David Welsh, Board Member David has been a resident of Fairfield County since 1958. He attended Ohio University Lancaster from 1970-1971, and went on to work at the Ohio Department of Job & Family Services in Management for over 30 years. David worked as the Adult Day Service Manager at the Fairifeld Center for disABILITIES until his retirement in 2021, and now volunteers weekly at the Center's Adult Day Program. Read More

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WHAT is the PACE Unit? PACE (Progress toward Accessible Community Experiences) is a mobile unit providing a safe, accessible space for personal care at events and public spaces. With features like an adjustable changing table, ceiling hoist, and climate control, PACE ensures comfort and dignity for individuals with diverse needs. It's more than a changing unit—it's about making communities inclusive for all. Ceiling Hoist Adjustable Changing Table Climate Control WHO can use the PACE Unit? PACE was made for everyone: People with disabilities, older adults, families with young children, and anyone requiring a private, accessible space for personal care needs, rest, or quiet. WHERE can the PACE Unit be used? PACE is 100% mobile. It can be used at parks, fairs, concerts, sporting events, and other public spaces where permanent accessible restrooms may not be available. WHEN is the PACE Unit available? The PACE unit is available for community events, festivals, outdoor gatherings, and more—anytime accessible facilities are needed. We are currently available for one-day events, and will be available for multi-day events in 2025. WHY is the PACE Unit important? The PACE Unit promotes inclusion by ensuring individuals with disabilities and their families can fully participate in public events without worrying about accessible care facilities. FAQ Discover the answers to Frequently Asked Questions about PACE. Button Reserve for Your Event Wherever your event may be, PACE can make it accessible! Button Virtual Tour This feature coming soon! Take a peek inside the PACE Unit. UPCOMING EVENTS Saturday, May 10, 2025 Saturday Night Cinema - Trolls 104 N. Broad St. Lancaster, OH 43130 Saturday, June 16, 2025 Saturday Night Cinema - E.T. 104 N. Broad St. Lancaster, OH 43130 Thursday, June 19, 2025 Juneteenth 11 am - 1 pm 104 N. Broad St. Lancaster, OH 43130 Saturday, July 12, 2025 Saturday Night Cinema - IF 104 N. Broad St. Lancaster, OH 43130 Friday, July 25, 2025 Art Walk 104 N. Broad St. Lancaster, OH 43130 Saturday, August 9, 2025 Saturday Night Cinema - The Addams Family 104 N. Broad St. Lancaster, OH 43130 Saturday, October 18, 2025 Saturday Night Cinema - E.T. 104 N. Broad St. Lancaster, OH 43130 A safe, accessible space for personal care at events and public spaces.

JOIN OUR TEAM Are you looking for a role that's fun, rewarding, and will make a difference? Want a workplace that's positive, provides paid training, and has great weekday hours? If you answered "YES," FCI is looking for you! We are an established (and growing) non-profit organization committe d to providing support to people as they explore their interests, engage in their communi ty, and be come em powered to pursue a fulfilled life. As a DSP (Direct Support Professional), you will serve as a friend, mentor, and support person to individuals with developmental disabilities. Each day is different, with the freedom to be creative in your work. You will provide individualized d irect care, help plan and lead community engagement activities, and help develop skills for empow erment and independence. Pre-apply below or stop in for an interview Wednesdays, 10 am - 2 pm. Job Highlights •Candidates without experience welcome •Those who are interested in starting a career in healthcare •Those interested in g aining more experience in the IDD field •Candidates of all ages (Ag e 21 - retirees) •Valid driver's license and car insurance •Fewer than 6 points in the last two years on your motor vehicle record •Can push, lift or carry up to 50 lbs and can climb, balance, kneel and crouch Responsibilities •Providing direct care and support to individuals with developmental disabilities – our goal is to encourage increased independence and empowerment while assuring each person's health and safety needs are being met at all times •Supervising, teaching and assisting individuals in all aspects of achievin g their goals •Completing various tasks including meal preparation and maintaining a clean and safe working environment Benefits •Paid training including CPR, First Aid and Medication Administration courses and certifications •Benefit package for full-time employees • Paid-time off First Name Last Name Email Phone Street Address City State Zip Date Available * required Are you a citizen of the United States? * Obligatorio YES NO Have you ever been convicted of a felony? * Obligatorio YES NO High School From To Did you graduate? * Obligatorio YES NO Previous Employer SUBMIT Questions? Give us a call at 740-653-5501

Learn about our Mission and Our Programs available to the Lancaster, Ohio community. ABOUT US Supporting people as they strive for independent, fulfilled lives. Dignity Committed to treating people with respect and kindness, while honoring their inherent worth as an individual. Dignity Inclusion Committed to fostering and strengthening relationships to create a vibrant and more inclusive community. Inclusion OUR VALUES Empowerment Committed to the belief that every individual deserves to feel confident in their own abilities and to steer their lives in the direction they choose. Empowerment Accessibility Committed to providing accessibility solutions for homes and healthcare transport, as well as advocating for more accessible and inclusive public spaces for all. Accessibility Reliability Committed to providing consistent, dependable, and empathetic support with the highest level of care and compassion. Reliability MARIA MOWDER BOARD PRESIDENT EDWIN R. PAYNE, MD FORMER CEO OUR HISTORY For nearly 70 years, Fairfield Center for Independence has remained at the forefront of empowering people within our community. In 1954, United Cerebral Palsy was officially incorporated, thus providing the foundation on which the Organization would be built. A separate but similar Company, The Fairfield Council for the Disabled, was established as a non-profit Adult Day Center in 1981, and the two Organizations operated alongside and with each other until 1993, when they merged to create Fairfield Center for disABILITIES & Cerebral Palsy, Inc. (FCdCP). With an ever-increasing need for services in Fairfield County, FCdCP experienced steady growth. Over the next several years, three more Programs were added: Medical Appointment Transportation, Ramp and Home Modifications, and the Equipment Loan Closet. These with the original Adult Day Program enabled FCdCP to better meet a wider range of individual needs. In 2023, FCdCP changed its name to Fairfield Center for Independence (FCI), to better reflect its purpose of supporting people as they strive to live independent, fulfilled lives. The Organization continues to operate its Programs and Services with the goal of fostering individual growth, empowerment, and well-being. MEET OUR TEAM Unique people from all walks of life, working together to make a difference in Fairfield County. ADMINISTRATION & ADULT DAY STAFF TRANSPORTATION STAFF EMOTIONAL SUPPORT TEAM BILLIE, ESA Hi, I'm Billie! I volunteer at FCI as an Emotional Support Animal, and assist regularly in the Adult Day Program. When I was a baby, I had an eye infection and had to have both eyes removed. With lots of love and support from my mommy Cassidy, I've developed my other senses and am able to navigate my surroundings using smell and sound. My favorite part of my job is helping people feel better when they're sad or scared, and providing entertainment by chasing my toys. When I'm not at The Center, I enjoy playing with my kitty siblings at home, sitting outside, and taking hikes with my mommy. I'm also fond of pulling shoes out of closets and attacking toes. HANZO, ESA What's up, I'm Hanzo! I am an ESA and the Offical Good Boy of the Center for Independence. I was adopted in 2023 by my dad, Josh. On a regular basis, he takes me to work with him to visit. My job is very important: making people smile and laugh, and getting lots of pats on the head! It's a tough gig, but someone's gotta do it. In my time off, I love to take my dad for walks and help redecorate by chewing accent pillows. BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES SERVICES

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