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Schreiber Pediatric Rehab Center
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ducks. If you would like to help
sell duck tickets this year,
please contact Sarah Darling
at 717-393-0425 ext.106 or
sdarling@schreiberpediatric.org.
Duck Prices:
Single Duck..................... 1/$5
Quack Pack...................3/$10
Lucky Duckie...............7/$25
Daffy Dozen...............12/$50
Flock.......................... 25/$100
Good Luck Charms
for Race Day!
Support Schreiber and
add a charm to your
Pandora™ bracelet!
Now through July 27,
Pandora™ at Park City Center will
donate $15 to the Center for
every Duckie charm and
You’re A Star charm sold!
No coupon necessary.
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JUNE 2014 • Donate online at www.schreiberpediatric.org
new
Outdoor Play Space Allows
Children of ALL Abilities to Play Together
From the
Desk of
James
DeBord:
2nd
Annual
Phonathon
a Success!
To date, the 2nd Annual Phonathon
has raised over $30,000 for the Center!
We are so appreciative of every single
contribution made to this campaign
and are amazed each and every day as
additional gifts come in through the
mail — Thank You!
The success of this campaign is
certainly because of the efforts of its
chair, Mary Anne Aichele, and our
Volunteer Coordinator, Marie Johnston,
as well as all the members of the
community who made phone calls and
donations. We started this campaign in
2013 in an effort to find an economically
efficient way to raise much needed
dollars. With an almost 30% increase
in its second year, this is certainly
proving to be a successful campaign for
Schreiber.
On behalf of all the children we
serve, thank you for taking our call and
giving generously. YOU are turning
disabilities into abilities for thousands of
children right here in Central PA.
President
Lead Therapist
Wins Top Honors!
This spring, Central Penn Parent
magazine honored Director of Therapy
Services, Angie
Rice, at the
2014 Healthcare
Heroes Awards
banquet.
She was the
category winner
for Pediatric
Specialties!
Congratulations,
Angie!
Schreiber Pediatric recently created a new outdoor solid surface play area
thanks to some very generous businesses in the community. A grand opening
and thank you reception took place on Tuesday, May 13th complete with an
official ribbon-cutting, light refreshments and of course, a song performance by
just a few of the children who will benefit from this addition to the Center.
The renovation has enhanced the daycare program’s toddler play space – a
structural area that keeps them both safe and enjoying some fresh air all-year
round. Previously, there was no outdoor space to accommodate the younger
daycare children who were learning to crawl or just beginning to walk. Now,
children of all abilities, including those using walkers, wheelchairs, and
crutches, can enjoy outdoor activities together.
This project was made possible through the support of ECORE
International, a locally-based recycled flooring company, who donated
Playguard tiles, as well as other project necessities and labor. In addition,
BR Kreider excavated the space, Pennsy Supply graciously donated the
compact stone necessary to create a solid base, and volunteers from Simeral
Construction, Crossgates Golf Course and students from Lancaster Catholic
High provided the labor.
What made this event special was that it rallied members of the community
for a very important cause; everyone worked together to make sure we had the
proper equipment and that the installation was seamless. Now, each and every
day, anyone in the building can look out on the playground and see some
smiling faces enjoying the new play space. Thank you to everyone who makes
a difference here at the Center each and every day.
Attention Parents:
Important Attendance Policy Update!
In order to progress in therapy, it is very important that your child participates in
his/her sessions regularly. However, we understand that situations may arise that will
cause your child to miss a therapy session.
When you are unable to keep your child’s therapy session, please call the Center as
soon as possible and speak to the receptionist or scheduling department; therapists
should not be given notice regarding cancellations.
If you do not give prior notice to the receptionist or scheduling department and miss
a therapy session, this is considered a NO SHOW. At your first no show, you will
be issued a warning letter. At your second no show, your child will immediately be
discharged from services at the Center.
Frequent cancellations not due to illness or family emergency are tracked and
documented. Excessive cancellations (50% of your sessions in a month) could result in
your child’s appointment time(s) being altered or cancelled.
Due to the long list of children waiting for services, we cannot hold appointment times
for children that do not show up for scheduled services.
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Schreiber’s Scheduling Department can be reached at 717-393-0425.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Donate online at www.schreiberpediatric.org • JUNE 2014
Grounds for Celebration!
This year’s COFFEE
DAY™ campaign was a
huge success, raising over
$35,000 for Schreiber.
Thank you to the
restaurant owners and
servers, Susquehanna Bank
branches and tellers, and
the local community for
your sincere dedication
and generous support. We
are so grateful for your
enthusiasm for Schreiber
and love for the thousands
of children that we are
privileged to serve each
year.
Coffee Day™ committee chair,
Chrisy Rineer, presents the event check
to Schreiber President, James DeBord.
(above) Ambassador Lauren Ebersole, with Elva Stauffer, owner
of Cloister Restaurant (below) Ambassador, Sam Stover, with
CR Lapp’s staff and owner, Christy Lapp.
We would like to
take this opportunity
to recognize a few
outstanding COFFEE DAY™
campaign participants
for their exceptional
contributions to the
campaign.
Family Picnic
Please join us for
a fun get-together!
The Parent Advisory Team is hosting
a family picnic on Friday, June 20
from 6:00 – 8:00 pm on Schreiber
Pediatric Rehab Center’s Playground.
This is a wonderful opportunity to meet
other families and enjoy the summer
weather! Hot dogs will be provided but
we kindly ask you to bring a side dish
or dessert to share! And don’t forget
folding chairs and/or blankets! Kindly
preregister at the front desk so we can
get a head count.
Rain date: Thursday, June 26
Questions? Contact Jen Vaughan at
717-665-4993 or jvgjvs@dejazzd.com.
Raises over
$35,000
Congratulations to our
Top Ten Restaurants for 2014:
1.C.R. Lapp’s Family
Restaurant, $16,136
2. Ranck’s Family Restaurant
3. Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant
4. Gus’s Keystone Family Restaurant
5. Cloister Restaurant
6. Oregon Dairy Country Restaurant
7. Country Table Restaurant
8. Susquehanna Bank
9. Tomato Pie Café
10.Greenfield Restaurant & Bar
We would also like to acknowledge
the top server who raised the most
money through card sales and
organizing special events:
Sadie Esh, C.R. Lapp’s Family
Restaurant, $5,150
In addition, a special thanks goes
to the following server who raised
the most funds solely through the
sale of cards:
Linda Macintosh, Cloister
Restaurant, $749
Open Enrollment
in Daycare!
Our daycare
facility offers
high-quality care
for children of
ALL abilities
ages 15 months
to 5 years.
3 Great
location
3 Friendly staff
3 Keystone Stars Accredited
3 The Creative Curriculum®
for Preschool
3 CCIS accepted
For more information
or to schedule a tour,
contact Daycare Services
Coordinator, Christina
Kalyan, at 717-393-0425 x158.
Softball Weekend
Appreciation
Softball Weekend wouldn’t be
the same without the support of the
Fraternal Order of Police, Red Rose
Lodge #16 (FOP). The organization
has been a driving force behind this
successful fundraiser for over 30
years! Thank you to the FOP, as well
as committee chair, Bob Abram, ALL
the committee members, volunteers,
sponsors, vendors, staff, team
captains and players, who made
this year’s Softball
Weekend a
success!
JUNE 2014 • Donate online at www.schreiberpediatric.org
This Summer at Schreiber!
NEW! Toddler Swim Class,
Ages 6 to 18 Months
Camp Schreiber,
Ages 8–21
Toddlers and their parent(s) will enjoy time in our heated pediatric
therapy pool with one of our experienced swim instructors.
Class size will be limited to allow for more individualized attention.
Camp Schreiber offers daily fitness activities, sports, games, arts and
crafts, and music, as well as field trips and special presentations for
children with disabilities.
Weekly (Mon.–Thurs.) starting June 23 through July 31.
Monday, June 16 from 10:00–11:00 am
Camp Kaleidoscope,
Ages 3–6
This year the theme of Camp Kaleidoscope will be “Fun & Fitness” with
activities centering around basic swimming skills in our therapeutic pool.
Children will be in the water each day with the program being led by
one of our experienced swim instructors. Register early as this program
will surely fill up quickly!
Monday, August 11 – Thursday, August 14
Social Sense-Abilities Camp,
Ages 7–14
Club 625 Camp,
Ages 13–21
Reconnect with old friends and meet new friends during Club 625
Camp Week! This program offers fun on-site activities, as well as
opportunities to work on social skills during outings in the community.
Week 1: Monday, August
Social Sense-Abilities is an innovative and dynamic program based
on Michelle Garcia Winner’s national award winning Social Thinking©
Program. It is designed to improve the life of children with social
cognitive deficits. Key lessons include initiating conversations, the
importance of nonverbal communication, learning how your
behavior affects others, group dynamics and perspective taking.
Week 1: Monday, July
No camp the week of June 30th.
NEW THIS YEAR: Your child can receive OT services during Camp Schreiber.
Please contact Director of Therapy Services, Angie Rice, at 717-393-0425
x132 for more information.
14 – Thursday, July 17
Week 2: Monday, July 21 – Thursday, July 24
Week 2: Monday, August
4 – Thursday, August 7
11 – Thursday, August 14
June
Respite Care!
The Respite Care program provides
parents with an opportunity for a break
in the ongoing care of their child with special
needs. The program is available for children with
disabilities and their siblings.
For more inform
about our camps ation
and other
summer recrea
tional programs,
please visit our
website at
www.schreiber
pediatric.org.
Friday, June 27 from 5:30 to 8:30 pm at the Center
Only $10 per child, $5 for siblings
Call Jen Bachman at 717-393-0425 x136 to register.
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