Re: FW: LEGISLATIVE ALERT: FL SB 1166

[Guest guest]

This is for the most part untrue at best and purposely deceptive. I hesitate to

say that these people are purposely lying to the public.

There will be oversight as governed by the state of FL and Title II of the U.S.

code.

They will NOT take money from traditional foster homes and other services. The

money from APD will be use for the same people who are already on the list or on

the waiting list, OR private funding and donations will be used for the

residents.

The amendments as proposed by FDDC and others are being added to prevent the

receipt of APD funding by people who choose a private supportive residential

means of living. They want to keep the 1000 Ft. rule in place. The amendments

also condone the " Not In My Backyard " way of thinking. Betsy Farmer, Lila

Klausman both of Melbourne, FL have worked for years on this cause with a large

number of parents and advocates, to promote the right of the disabled to have a

choice in where they want to live. Lila's e-mail is: eklausman@... if you

want to get accurate information. Betsy can be contacted via the website for a

the planned Promise Community at: http://promiseinbrevard.org/

The amendments are designed to deny choice of a safe, supportive living

environment such as those allowed by the Lamb's Farm in Illinois or the Camphill

Programs. I hope those who plan to or are receiving APD services WILL THINK

LONG AND HARD about this subject and ASK THEIR LEGISLATORS TO WORK TO PREVENT

any amendments and deny FDDC and others the ability to keep the disabled from

having the fundamental right of choosing to live in a safe, supportive

environment.

Glenda

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[Guest guest]

This is for the most part untrue at best and purposely deceptive. I hesitate to

say that these people are purposely lying to the public.

There will be oversight as governed by the state of FL and Title II of the U.S.

code.

They will NOT take money from traditional foster homes and other services. The

money from APD will be use for the same people who are already on the list or on

the waiting list, OR private funding and donations will be used for the

residents.

The amendments as proposed by FDDC and others are being added to prevent the

receipt of APD funding by people who choose a private supportive residential

means of living. They want to keep the 1000 Ft. rule in place. The amendments

also condone the " Not In My Backyard " way of thinking. Betsy Farmer, Lila

Klausman both of Melbourne, FL have worked for years on this cause with a large

number of parents and advocates, to promote the right of the disabled to have a

choice in where they want to live. Lila's e-mail is: eklausman@... if you

want to get accurate information. Betsy can be contacted via the website for a

the planned Promise Community at: http://promiseinbrevard.org/

The amendments are designed to deny choice of a safe, supportive living

environment such as those allowed by the Lamb's Farm in Illinois or the Camphill

Programs. I hope those who plan to or are receiving APD services WILL THINK

LONG AND HARD about this subject and ASK THEIR LEGISLATORS TO WORK TO PREVENT

any amendments and deny FDDC and others the ability to keep the disabled from

having the fundamental right of choosing to live in a safe, supportive

environment.

Glenda

>

> See an important legislative alert below-

>

>

>

> R. Angress, MSW

>

> Social Work Coordinator

>

> Corporate Office

>

>

>

> Direct T:

>

> Direct F:

>

> Email: langress@...

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[Guest guest]

This is for the most part untrue at best and purposely deceptive. I hesitate to

say that these people are purposely lying to the public.

There will be oversight as governed by the state of FL and Title II of the U.S.

code.

They will NOT take money from traditional foster homes and other services. The

money from APD will be use for the same people who are already on the list or on

the waiting list, OR private funding and donations will be used for the

residents.

The amendments as proposed by FDDC and others are being added to prevent the

receipt of APD funding by people who choose a private supportive residential

means of living. They want to keep the 1000 Ft. rule in place. The amendments

also condone the " Not In My Backyard " way of thinking. Betsy Farmer, Lila

Klausman both of Melbourne, FL have worked for years on this cause with a large

number of parents and advocates, to promote the right of the disabled to have a

choice in where they want to live. Lila's e-mail is: eklausman@... if you

want to get accurate information. Betsy can be contacted via the website for a

the planned Promise Community at: http://promiseinbrevard.org/

The amendments are designed to deny choice of a safe, supportive living

environment such as those allowed by the Lamb's Farm in Illinois or the Camphill

Programs. I hope those who plan to or are receiving APD services WILL THINK

LONG AND HARD about this subject and ASK THEIR LEGISLATORS TO WORK TO PREVENT

any amendments and deny FDDC and others the ability to keep the disabled from

having the fundamental right of choosing to live in a safe, supportive

environment.

Glenda

>

> See an important legislative alert below-

>

>

>

> R. Angress, MSW

>

> Social Work Coordinator

>

> Corporate Office

>

>

>

> Direct T:

>

> Direct F:

>

> Email: langress@...

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[Guest guest]

you think they will help? i doubt it . keep believing in the liberal agenda.

To: sList Sent: Mon, February 15, 2010 11:45:08 AMSubject: FW: LEGISLATIVE ALERT: FL SB 1166

See an important legislative alert below-

R. Angress, MSW

Social Work Coordinator

Corporate Office

Direct T:

Direct F:

Email: langress@sunrisegro up.org