Volume 4, Issue 4

April 2009

 

 

Never sign the Plan of Care before you fully understand it.

Remind everyone of the fire escape route. Have it posted.

Make sure the number of verbal &/or physical prompts used for the goals that require it are on your documentation.

Don’t forget to plant your free seeds.  Let’s make our community beautiful.

 

 

 

In many ancient cultures, eggs were a common symbol of new life and immortality.  In medieval times, Christians adapted the egg to their own religious devotions by giving up the eating of eggs during Lent and resuming it after Easter.  Eggs came to represent the Lord's resurrection -- just as Christ broke out of the tomb on Easter morning, the yolk of the egg breaks out of its shell when cracked.  The decoration of eggs for Easter is part of the folk traditions of many cultures, although it has little or no religious significance any more. The Easter rabbit is a popular secular symbol for Easter that has never taken on a Christian interpretation.  It seems to have originated from the hare, a  symbol of fertility in ancient Egypt and later on in parts of Europe.  It is not altogether clear how the Easter rabbit became associated with the laying of eggs.

DID YOU KNOW?

Promoting Self-Determination

Happy Easter!

1.Organize a social gathering to welcome a new neighbor

2. Attend town meetings

3. Register to vote and vote

4. Support local merchants

5. Volunteer your special skills to an organization

6. Donate blood

7. Start a community garden (With your free seeds)

8. Sing in a choir

9. Plan a vacation with friends or family

10. Help fix someone's flat tire

 

 

 

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PEOPLE DECIDE when and who to share personal information with: People should know the kinds of information that are kept on them.  If you are interested knowing about information in your file such as supervision logs, data collection, incident reports etc, you can have this information. You also have the right to    decide when NBNC shares information about you between support providers, family, and professionals.

 

 

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