Board Welcomes New Member

The Board welcomed new director Sue Seacord last month. Sue has over 20 years experience providing services for people with developmental disabilities. Sue currently works with two CAP participants and has "witnessed first hand how this program has enriched their lives. The excitement and smiles I have seen give credence to the value of this program. I will be proud to be an active member of the board." And we're proud to have you, Sue - welcome! We would also like to express our sincerest gratitude to Loretta Rhea, who has stepped down from the Board after a year of dedicated service. Loretta has been of invaluable assistance, volunteering her bookkeeping expertise and countless hours in support of the Community Access Program. Thanks, Loretta...you will be missed. 

Beautiful New Home A Reality

The Alfred and Elaine Barrack House opened at the end of 2006, welcoming six new residents. Owned by CAP, this Craftsman-style home was designed for individuals with developmental disabilities who need physical accommodations to meet their specific needs. The home, located at 2244 4th Street in National City, is licensed as an ICF/DD-N type facility and is being leased to Friendship Developmental Services.

New Accessible Vehicles

The Community Access Program received six (6) new wheelchair accessible vehicles through the California Department of Transportation. These vehicles will enable CAP to expand its daily transportation services to more clients throughout San Diego County. The vehicles have new features that add to the safety and comfort of our clients and participants, as well as additional ambulatory seating, enabling more of our participants' parents, friends and caregivers to join us for weekend recreational outings.