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FCDCP’s Adult Day Program offers a variety of programs and activities to assist adults with disabilities to progress, learn, grow, participate in the community, make new friends and have fun. ​ ADULT DAY PROGRAM Supporting people as they become more empowered to pursue independence and a fulfilled, thriving life. Activités ADS : An Adult Day Services (ADS) Program, is a place that provides "recreational and educational programming to support an individual's health and independence goals". Generally, it is a place you can go to be with friends, work toward your designated outcomes, and enjoy an array of activities. FCI is a community environment ADS where safety, self-advocacy, and respect are priorities. We want to empower you to seek and work toward your own unique version of independence, whatever that may mean to you. When you're here, our hope is that you feel understood, included, and supported on your journey. With an emphasis on community inclusion, our ADS activities are designed to help you develop your interests, build new skills, and explore opportunities to become more active in your local community. We are here to support you every step of the way, offering guidance, encouragement, and resources to help you reach your goals. SCHEDULE A TOUR OUR ACTIVITIES Time, Money & HomeManagement Employment & Volunteering Personal Hygeine Mental & Physical Health Nutrition & Meal Preparation Building healthy relationships Life Skills Courses At FCI, you will participate in planning your day-to-day based on your designated outcome and what interests you. Our program is focused on supporting your physical, emotional and mental well-being through a range of engaging activities, which include, but are not limited to: Self-Awareness Interpersonal Skills Thinking Skills Personal Development Coaching Museums & Art Galleries Factory & BusinessTours Parks & Walking Trails Stores & shopping centers Sporting events Restaurants & Coffee Houses Zoos & Farms Bowling Swimming Group & One-on-One Outings Interest Exploration Gardening Yoga Sewing Music Therapy Journaling Book Club Bible Study Art Podcasting & Radio WHY WE'RE DIFFERENT While most adult day programs may focus on just filling the day to keep your hands and mind busy, at FCI you design your day based on what interests you. Do you have an activity you've always wanted to try? Let us know, and we'll do our best to support you in making it happen. Is there somewhere specific you'd like to go? We will do our best to include it in the calendar. Your desires and goals matter, and we're here to help provide the opportunities for you to pursue them! LET'S KEEP IN TOUCH!

FCdCP offers medical transportation both in and out of Fairfield County and non-medical transportation for adults with disabilities to our ADS Program, along with other needs (ie: shopping, banking, visitations and also funerals for immediate family members.) TRANSPORTATION Door-to-door medical appointment transportation, provided free of charge to qualified Fairfield County residents. Access to Transportation Means Access to Care Reliable Rides Fewer Missed Appointments Greater Independence You may qualify for Transportation through FCI if you are a Fairfield County resident and participate in at least one of the following Programs: Medicaid Meals on Wheels Fairfield County DD How to Get Started Nos chauffeurs sont des personnes entièrement formées et attentionnées qui ont subi une vérification des antécédents, sont certifiés en RCR, en premiers soins et en conduite défensive. La flotte de véhicules du FCDCP est accessible aux fauteuils roulants. Les principaux objectifs du Service du transport sont d'offrir un service sécuritaire, ponctuel et courtois à tous nos clients. How to Get Started 1. Call Fairfield County Job & Family Services at (740) 652-7889 . 2. Select option 3 from their Directory Menu. 3. Ask if you can start receiving Medical Appointment Transportation Services. 4. Request to ride with FCI. If you're on Medicaid If you receive assistance from Meals on Wheels 1. Call Fairfield County Meals on Wheels at (740) 681-5050 2. Ask if you can start receiving Medical Appointment Transportation Services. 3. Request to ride with FCI. If you receive support from Fairfield County Board of Developmental Disabilities Talk with your representative at Fairfield DD to see if you are eligible for Transportation through FCI. Transportatin: How to Get Started

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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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EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION Applicant Information First Name Last Name Street Address Apartment / Unit # City State Zip Phone Email Date Available * required Social Security Number Desired Position Are you a citizen of the United States? * Obligatoire YES NO Have you ever worked for this company? * Obligatoire YES NO Have you ever been convicted of a felony? * Obligatoire YES NO Desired Salary If not, are you authorized to work in the U.S.? * Obligatoire YES NO If yes, when? If yes, please explain Employee will notify FCI, Inc. within 14 days if charged with any offense during employment. Education High School From To Did you graduate? * Obligatoire YES NO College Degree From To Did you graduate? YES NO Degree Other References Please provide at least 3 professional references. Full Name Phone Relationship Company Address Full Name Phone Relationship Company Address Full Name Phone Relationship Company Address References Previous Employment Company Phone Supervisor Address Job Title Starting Salary Ending Salary Responsibilities Starting Date Ending Date Reason for Leaving May we contact your previous employer for a reference? * Obligatoire YES NO Company Phone Supervisor Address Job Title Starting Salary Ending Salary Responsibilities Starting Date Ending Date Reason for Leaving May we contact your previous employer for a reference? YES NO Company Phone Supervisor Address Job Title Starting Salary Ending Salary Responsibilities Starting Date Ending Date Reason for Leaving May we contact your previous employer for a reference? YES NO References Military Service Have you ever served in the U.S. Armed Forces? * Obligatoire YES NO If you answered "No" please move on to last section. Branch Starting Date Ending Date Rank at Discharge Type of Discharge If other than Honorable, please explain Resume Please upload your resume here. Military Service Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Acknowledgement I certify that my answers are true and complete to the best of my knowledge. If this application leads to employment, I understand that false or misleading information in my application or interview may result in my release. * Obligatoire I Agree Your Signature Clear SUBMIT Thank you for your interest. We will be in touch!

FCI provides an array of services to support people work toward and maintain independence: Medical Appointment Transportation, Medical Equipment Library, Adult Day Services, and Ramp Contruction. WE ENVISION A WORLD WHERE EVERY PERSON RECEIVES THE OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE AN INDEPENDENT, FULFILLED LIFE WITHIN AN INCLUSIVE, ACCESSIBLE COMMUNITY. ABOUT US OUR SERVICES Supporting people of all abilities in Fairfield County as they work towards leading fulfilled and thriving lives. No Ride? No Problem! We offer free, round-trip transportation to medical appointments for qualified Fairfield County residents. From routine check-ups to specialized treatments, we make sure that you arrive at your appointments stress-free and on-time. Have an appointment that’s miles away? FCI transports all over Ohio and surrounding states. Our team is dedicated to ensuring you have access to the care you need, regardless of the location or distance. LEARN MORE > Transportation Services Adult Day Program Empowering Adults to Thrive Our Adult Day Program is designed to help individuals gain confidence, develop new skills, and connect with their community. Our program is centered on personal empowerment and offers a range of activities that encourage participants to explore their interests and pursue their goals. Join us and discover a world of possibilities! LEARN MORE> Building Independence, One Ramp at a Time We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to live independently and enjoy their homes and property to the fullest. Our Ramp & Accessibility Program provides free home modifications to eligible Fairfield County residents with mobility disabilities, including wheelchair ramps, half-steps and handrails. We take great pride in our commitment to quality workmanship and safety, and we're excited to help make your home accessible for you. LEARN MORE> Ramps & Accessibility Medical Equipment Library Why Buy When You Can Borrow? The Medical Equipment Lending Closet is dedicated to providing the public with access to durable medical equipment at no charge. Whether you need a wheelchair, walker, or other equipment, if we have it in stock, you're welcome to have it for as long as you may need. With no income requirements or prescription needed, we make it easy for you to get the equipment you need to maintain your independence and quality of life. Contact us today to learn more. LEARN MORE> Weather Policy Regarding Inclement Conditions

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.

EMPLOYMENT Are you looking for a role that's fun, rewarding, and will make a difference? Do you enjoy a challenge and working with a team? 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. Take a look below to view our available employment opportunities. Download Application APPLY ONLINE NOW Please click above to apply online or send your completed application and resume to Executive Director Josh Stevens at jstevens@fairfieldci.org Questions? Give us a call at 740-653-5501

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