2019 – PROVIDER OF THE YEAR AWARD New Horizons received the Provider of the Year award at the 2019 ARC of Oakland County Dove Awards. This award is presented to an Oakland County based provider, who maintains a consistent, positive, and nourishing community-based

setting for persons with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.

2018 - MACOMB INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT SERVICE TO SCHOOLS AWARD New Horizons was honored with a Service to Schools award by the Macomb Intermediate School District (MISD). This award is presented to a company for ongoing support, leadership and commitment to the needs of students in Macomb County.

2018 - HUMAN RESOURCES VANGUARD AWARD New Horizons received the Human Resources Vanguard award at the 2018 Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce Silver & Gold

Awards. This award is presented to a company that takes on human resource challenge in a creative and innovative way given the increased competition for talent, the complex regulatory environment, and our litigious society.

2018 – METROPOLITAN DETROIT’S 101 BEST & BRIGHTEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR For twelve years, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018. New Horizons was chosen to be part of the impressive group of “Metropolitan Detroit’s 101 Best & Brightest Companies to Work For.”

2017 – DIVERSITY & PACESETTER AWARD New Horizons received the Diversity & Pacesetter award at the 2017 Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce Silver & Gold Awards. This award is presented to a local company who promotes and facilitates a culture of diversity and inclusion in the categories of work environment, career development, training, networking and mentoring.

2017 - HALL OF FAME DOVE AWARD – STAN A. GRAMKE The ARC of Oakland County presented New Horizons’ President/CEO, Stan A. Gramke, with the 2017 Hall of Fame award. This award recognizes those in the rehabilitation field who are considered icons for the cause to provide employment opportunities for people with disabilities.

2017 - SHELTON BUICK GMC NONPROFIT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD New Horizons was selected for the 2017 Nonprofit Achievement award by the Rochester Regional Chamber of Commerce. New Horizons has been working with the Rochester Downtown Development Authority for 26 years, providing employment for individuals with disabilities. A special tribute was presented to New Horizons by the United States of America House of Representatives for our achievements.

David LubinChairperson

Tim HatfieldPresident/CEO

Dear Friends and Supporters,

David Lubin (Board Chair) and I are pleased to report that New Horizons had a very impactful fiscal year. Together, we have accomplished so much over this past year, through the strong commitment and support of our donors, partners, volunteers, Board of Trustees and staff!

This is our third successful year of Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) and we continue to further develop our Community-Based Skill Building services for individuals served. Additionally, we are excited to report that this past year, we started our Customized Employment (CE) program and Individual Supported Employment Program (ISEP). Both of which you will learn more about within this Annual Report.

Opportunities for work remained consistent, and both the AbilityOne Program and MJS Packaging continue to offer numerous work opportunities for individuals served. Furthermore, orders for our military grid fleece drawers remained consistent, and New Horizons took the opportunity to sub-contract with another provider for an additional 63,500 drawers!

Lastly, we are profoundly honored to highlight that New Horizons was selected as the 2019 Provider of the Year by the Arc of Oakland County. New Horizons also received the Human Resources Vanguard award at the 2018 Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce Silver & Gold Awards and the Service to Schools award presented by the Macomb Intermediate School District (MISD).

A year like this one, remind David and I, that we both remain united and committed to our mission for the long haul. By joining together as a community and having financial stability as an agency, we are well positioned to navigate through the changing regulatory environment. We are more confident now than ever, that New Horizons and our many partners are well prepared for whatever the future has in store. We look forward to creating more innovative programs and services that support the agency’s mission and individuals served.

To all our Board Members, staff, advocates, partners, chambers and friends, thank you again for all your hard work and perseverance!

A Message To Our SupportersAwards & Highlights

MISSION It is the mission of

New Horizons Rehabilitation Services, Inc.

to measurably enhance the quality of life for people

with disabilities. This is accomplished by providing

professionally designed rehabilitation services,

which are consumer driven.

VISION To be the best

community rehabilitation organization in Michigan by

building opportunities for people with disabilities.

MISD Service to Schools Award-(L-R) Justin Michalak, Dawn Caracallo, Timothy Shriver, Tim Hatfield and Fenar Mayes

Provider of the Year Award: (L-R) Deena Centofanti and Tim Hatfield

The individuals served in our many programs continue to be extremely satisfied with the services they receive. This demonstrates exceptional individual satisfaction levels, with the overall satisfaction level of 97%.

OVERALL INDIVIDUAL SATISFACTION 97%

Within Oakland and Macomb County School Districts, this program reaches hundreds of students with special needs each year. We are pleased to report these results for our students in 2019.

STUDENT YOUTH TRANSITION SERVICES

WHO WE SERVED

664 individuals with disabilities found gainful employment as a result of their hard work and the support of our Employment Specialists, which resulted in an average starting wage of $10.45 per hour and higher.

EMPLOYMENT

2019 STATISTICSHow We Measure Up

SUCCESS STORYCalliandra (Calli) Bowman-Tomlinson, a client of the Bureau of Services for Blind Persons (BSBP), is an exceptional example of what it means to strive toward your goals, no matter the barriers.

Calli was a member of the National Honor Society in both her junior and senior years at Utica High School. Though legally blind, she joined the Utica swim team, where she participated in not only competitive swim meets, but also diving! Calli was also a Children’s Miracle Network Ambassador from her freshman to senior years, keeping a focus on helping others.

In late 2018, Calli went to an informational interview with the Coordinator of Clinical Education for physical and occupational therapy at Beaumont Hospital, as this was a field she held an interest in. To the delight of Calli, her family, and her support team; she has been accepted to Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania, where she plans to obtain her master’s degree and then, later, her PhD in physical therapy.

This may not be the easiest road for someone who is legally blind, but with her drive for success and her remarkable attitude, Calli will no doubt succeed in whatever she puts her mind to!

Calliandra Bowman-Tomlinson

97%97%

PARTICIPATION500 students participated in the transition program.500

employedindividuals

664

Southfield High School for the Arts & Technology School-to-Work students

2,803TOTALNUMBER OFPERSONSS E R V E D

Cognitive/Developmental

Learning Disability

Autism Spectrum

Dual Diagnosis

Deaf or Hardof Hearing

Mental Illness

Physical/Medical

Blind/Visual

Brain Injury

28%

20%

17%

14%

7%

7%

4%

2%

1%

COMMUNITY SURVEY RESULTSRelationships with community participants are a critical part of what creates success stories for New Horizons’ individuals. New Horizons’ staff are very successful in developing programs and goals for individuals that are in line with the expectations of the organizations referring New Horizons individuals.

What do previous individuals say about New Horizons after exiting the program?

INDIVIDUAL & PARTICIPANT SURVEY RESULTS

Survey Results

96%stated they were given adequate information concerning the services offered at New Horizons.

97%

94%stated they were involved in the decision making process

regarding their program.

stated that they would recommend New Horizons to others.

Brendan Washeleski

In the summer of 2018, eleven students from the Troy School District and surrounding communities attended the Project SEARCH program at Troy Beaumont Hospital to seek competitive employment opportunities, work on social skills and to become independent. Throughout the school year, the students experienced three internships in various departments at the hospital.

Brendan Washeleski began his first internship at Shipping & Receiving in the Loading Dock. For the second internship, Brendan worked in three different departments: Operating Room, Material Management and Cardiac Intensive Care Unit.

Due to his independence and strong work ethics, Project SEARCH staff kept Brendan at OR and Material Management for his third and final internship. This crucial decision further helped to build on his current skills as well as learn new skills. After the successful completion of his internship, Brendan was hired as a Troy Beaumont employee with his official title as, Material Management. This position includes stocking medical supplies in the med rooms within the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit and reorganizing the med rooms.

Brendan continues to excel every day and often receives compliments from staff for his hard work and willingness to help others. Not only has Brendan made an overall positive impact with both Project SEARCH and Troy Beaumont staff, his presence has reduced the stigma in the workforce in understanding peer differences.

SUCCESS STORYstated that their interactions with the

staff at New Horizons were positive.100%

stated that the staff worked with them to meet their objectives.97%

stated that they would recommend New Horizons to others.96%

stated that the staff were willing to listen to their needs & concerns.97%

What The Community Says About New Horizons

Just want to say thank you for your message. It was my pleasure I really appreciate the work that you and your staff do to assist people with different abilities to gain and maintain employment. And same goes for me if there’s anything I can do to assist you, or New horizons please don’t hesitate to reach out to me. Thanks again for giving me the opportunity to be part of that wonderful event!

One of the pioneers to a world of no mental health stigma is Elizabeth (Foradori). At the door she greets you with her sparkly nails and artsy clothes, and in her work, she goes the extra mile, knows her stuff, shows up with care, compassion, and understanding. She treats you just like a capable human, not someone with a disability! I walk away feeling both supported and empowered in my own journey after speaking with her.

My name is Andrea Michalak. Mr. Kendziorski introduced me to Mr. Hatfield recently, and I connected with Jake (Jones) at New Horizons. I'm happy to say that I am now working part time at American House in Rochester Hills; thank you both for helping me to make that connection. I'm only four days in, and it's going well. I appreciate your efforts on my behalf.

You have a great employee in Denise (Geagan) and we are very grateful for having her in our District. Tandy Jurgensen just returned from extended leave and heard about her customer that Denise placed in a job.

COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDSusan’s Florist and GiftsAwarded to a group, individual, or organization that has demonstrated exceptional dedication and effort towards promoting the well-being of people with disabilities and advocating for their needs. The award recognized extraordinary leadership and collaborative efforts in the rehabilitation community and advocacy for individual growth, employment and self-sufficiency.

Breaking Barriers & Celebrating Accomplishments

Awarded to an individual who has displayed tenacity in their job search activities and has effectively used the support of our Employment Services staff as they have looked for a job. Once they have obtained a job, they have continued to demonstrate the qualities that all employers look for in their employees and have become valued members of their work team.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES EMPLOYEES OF THE YEAR

This award is given to an individual who has exhibited remarkable improvement in their ability to work in a community-based employment setting. Over the past year, they have demonstrated excellent work habits and enthusiasm for their job and have acted as an intricate member of their work team.

SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT PERSON OF THE YEAR

Kevin New

Justin GoodmanOakland County

Aisha JamilMacomb County

This award is given to students in counties where we operate School-to-Work Transition Programs. These students have demonstrated diligence in taking advantage of the transition services and in meeting their objectives. The honorees in this category have shown outstanding efforts in developing a career objective and in moving from the role of a student to the adult world of work.

SCHOOL-TO-WORK TRANSITION STUDENTS OF THE YEAR

Awarded to an individual, local business or organization that demonstrates outstanding community partnership efforts in meeting the needs of individuals with disabilities through collaboration with our organization, other agencies and individuals. The award recognizes

our partners for their valuable commitment in welcoming and supporting our community programs into their facilities.

COMMUNITY/INDIVIDUAL PARTNERSHIP AWARD

Calliandra Bowman-Tomlinson & Bureau of Services for Blind Persons (BSBP)

Awarded to a New Horizons Employee who exemplifies the following “champion” attributes: positive attitude, willingness to change, flexibility, leads by good example and advocates for persons served and the agency’s mission.

NEW HORIZONS STAFF CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

VOCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDThe Vocational Achievement Award honors individuals who participate in a program at each of our four primary service locations, and who have shown extraordinary efforts in meeting their individual program objectives during the past year. These individuals are role models for their peers, and have made exceptional strides in order to reach higher levels of vocational and social competence.

Martin WylieAuburn Hills

ESC Federal

Andrea Davis

Awarded to a local business that offers individuals the opportunity to work at their business in a supportive environment where one of New Horizons job coaches provides training and encouragement.

SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYER OF THE YEAR

The Kroger Co. - Michigan DivisionThis award is presented to businesses that stand apart from others in the community by supporting and encouraging the employment of persons with disabilities in their organizations. They have gone above and beyond the regular responsibilities of an employer to help our individuals succeed on their jobs at their places of business. They have acted as an advocate for individuals with disabilities, not by virtue of their words, but by their deeds.

EMPLOYER OF THE YEAR

Brendan WasheleskiTroy Beaumont

Margaret (Peggy) CareyHenry Ford West Bloomfield

PROJECT SEARCH STUDENT INTERN OF THE YEARProject SEARCH is a unique, one-year business-led school to work transition program which provides students with three internship rotations in readiness for the world of work. This award is presented to a student intern from each host business site who has demonstrated significant accomplishments during the school year. The honorees in this category have each demonstrated the motivation and perseverance to overcome barriers, to embrace their strengths to build confidence, develop marketable job skills and self-sufficiency; resulting in a successful outcome of competitive employment and/or readiness for competitive employment. These individuals are true role models for others as they transition to the world of work and become productive citizens in their community.

James DiegelDavisburg

Alicia Abu-AwadMadison Heights

James Levosinski Novi

Arron TrosperOakland County

Amanda KulcharykMacomb County

Justin BriggsGenesee County

Madison Heights Library

Manor of Novi

Marshalls

Meals on Wheels

Meijer

MORC Clothes Closet

Neiman’s Family Market

New Hope Bible Church

North Oaks Community Church

Novi Civic Center

Oakland County

Oakland Hope Thrift Store

Old Navy

Once Upon a Child

Paint A Miracle Art Studio

PC & D

PetSmart

Pontiac Lake Recreation Area

Royal Oak Public Library

Salvation Army

Shelving Inc.

Springfield Township Firestation

Springfield Township Public Library

Stars & Stripes Gymnastics

St. John’s Hospital

St. Stephens Lutheran Church

Ace Hardware

Adopt-a-Pet

Animal Welfare Society

Anytime/KRC

Applebee’s

Auburn Hills Community Center

Bonefish Grill-Novi

BMI Mobile Image

Brightmoor Church

Chili’s Restaurant

Dodge No. 4 Park State Park

ESC Federal

First Congressional Church

Ford’s Garage

Genesys Athletic Club

Gleaner’s Food Bank

God’s Helping Hands of Michigan

Great Giant

Hawthorn Suites by Windham

Heartfelt Impressions

Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital

Holly Foods

Holly Recreation Area

Holy Family Church

Home Goods

Hutchinson’s

Jewell of Grand Blanc

Kensington Church

Kindercare

Kroger

Lake St. Clair Metropark

Lakecrest Baptist Church

Library Network

Lighthouse Food Bank

Community Partners

Programs & Services: Achievements Over The Past Year

CUSTOMIZED EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM New Horizons began the Customized Employment (CE) program in September 2018. It is a universal employment strategy and is especially useful for employment seekers with substantial barriers to employment as a result of a significant disability. In alignment with the principles of Employment First, which presume all employment seekers with disabilities can work, CE is an approach that can facilitate and result in such an employment outcome.

New Horizons’ Customized Employment staff assist and support the individuals referred from the beginning to the end of the program. They provide resume completion, assistance with interviewing, task analysis, job placement in specific “carved out” position, and job coaching and support.

We are pleased to report that to date, through this program; we have found gainful employment for five individuals with the following employers: Service Systems Associates (SSA) at Buddy’s Pizza, Hawthorn Suites, Clawson Manor, Michaels, and Checkers!

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM New Horizons began a new service called Individual Supported Employment Program (ISEP). This service provides job development, assistance in matching the individual with an integrated competitive job and intensive time-limited supports to an employed individual once placed. This service is intended to help the individual develop the specific on-the-job skills necessary for successful employment.

New Horizons Job Coaches provide direct support, to enable the individual to develop positive work-related habits, attitudes, skills, and work etiquette directly related to their specific employment. This ultimately leads to the individual becoming a part of the informal culture of the workplace.

Since the inception of this ISEP program, we have assisted over 18 individuals in maintaining their employment!

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL-RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION TECHNICAL ASSISTANT GRANT New Horizons received the Direct Support Professional-Recruitment and Retention Technical Assistance Grant. We participated in two regional full-day general awareness-raising and knowledge acquisition trainings providing a comprehensive overview of research-informed and evidence-based organizational practices to maximize retention and recruitment of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) from the Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP).

The technical assistance will result in development of a workforce stabilization and investment plan with immediate, short-term, and long-terms goals. This plan will be incorporated into the overall provider transformation plan and will result in specific changes in organizational culture, model and/or practices which are correlated with increased retention, recruitment, job satisfaction and job performance among the DSP workforce, including specifically the Direct Support Professionals who provide competitive, integrated employment supports.

New Horizons would like to thank the Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP), The MARO Association, The Michigan Departments of Health and Human Services, The Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council, and Community Mental Health Association of Michigan, for advocating for this technical assistance grant.

St. Vincent De Paul

Stony Creek Metropark

Strawberry Fields

Sunrise Assisted Living

Tenuta’s

TGI Fridays

The River Church

TJ Maxx

Transfiguration Lutheran Church

Troy Beaumont Hospital

Villagers

Wolcott Mill Metropark

Woodside Bible Church

YMCA

(L-R) Manager Ashley Monette alongside Jenna Dabao who works at Buddy’s Pizza inside the Detroit Zoo.

Financial & Operational Report

FISCAL YEAR EXPENSES

FISCAL YEAR REVENUESFiscal Year 2019 Revenues = $17,769,362

DIRECT PROGRAM SUPPORT

91.61%

MANAGEMENT& GENERALSUPPORT

8.39%

* Financial figures are unaudited at time of publication.

Jane Mary Faught Revocable Living Trust Steven Ferrell Dominie Fetter Fifth Third Bank Ann Fisher Flagstar Bank Kathy Flatgard Flex-N-Gate Louis Flores Mike & Lynn Flynn Roxanne Flynn Diana Foley Lynn Fontanive Elizabeth Foradori Denise Forrest Frederick A. Vollbrecht Foundation Mara Friedman Catherine Galazin Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc. Rondald & Nancy Ganisor Pete Gargasoulas Curtis G. Geisler Abby Gillingham Nan Glassbrook Lori Gordon-Michaeli Kimberly Green Peggy Griffin Theresa Grohs John Grzywack Sharon Hahn Michael Haines Shon Halacka Kelli Hambrick Bijaya Hans Dr. Sachinder Hans Bret Hardy Tim Hatfield Helen Hayman Pattiann Heitchue Phyllis Hempel Ron & Shirley Hempel Tim Hennigan Jean Hershey Angela Hill William Hirn Vikki Holland Michael Hopkins Lindsay House Leo & Paulette Howell Suzanne Howell Freda Hundley Irvin Automotive Michellle Janness Barbara Jerome Terry Johnson Susan K Johnston Joliat Ventures, LLC Robert Joseph Joyson Safety Systems Sheryl & Dennis Kaminer John Kaplan Richard Kaspers Toni Kassander Jason Kaszubski Marc Kaszubski Bud Keller Thomas & Mary Kendziorski Curtis King Maggie & Frank Knepp Cindy Knott James Krueger Leo Kujawa Yelena Label Lacks Trim Systems Dorothy Lafave Constance Lafontaine Sandra Laham Mary Lake Lowell & Trudy Lampen Michael Lamping Donald Lansky John Larson Ann Marie Lauer

ABC Group Russell Adams Beth Alberti Ron Aldridge Daniel Alfafara Algonac Trinity United Methodist Church All Covered Allied Building Services Amazon Smile Foundation Luciano Anselmino Mayra Aranda Don and Jean Arnold Cheryl Ashworth Korena Auten Baker Tilly Mary Banacki Ttee David & Gayle Barnhart Sarah Bean Laura Beelby William Bellinger Mike & Judy Beltzman Virginia Betts Patricia Biernat Daniel Bivens Karen Blum Cynthia Bonczyk Kimmie Bowen Amanda Brancaleone Robert Breitman Joseph Bricker Brose North America, Inc. Marilyn Buckstaff Ron Burin Cathi Burke Marissa Burrell Erica Cade Cadillac Products Automotive Company Calsonic Kansei Dawn Caracallo William Carzon Howard & Carolee Caylor Jaycey Cepiga Tanya Chapman Richard Ciaramitaro Civitan Club of Pontiac Gary Clark Gary Clark II Club General Motors Sarah Cohen Joann Coleman Michelle Collier Dan & Nathan Colombo Continental Automotive Gordon & Ruth Cooley Domenic Cordisco Mary Corless Patricia Cosens Suzanne Craig Cindy Crenshaw Joan Cummins Tom & Roanna Currie Misty Cushman Jerry & Nancy Davis Thomas Davis Andrea Davis Patrick Davison Joel Deshane Jannice (Mickey) Detrick Michael & Deborah DeVault Latonya Deyampert Mary Lou Disessa Vince Disessa Patricia Donohue Douglas Doran Doreen N. Hermelin Trust Beth Downey Robert Duckett Melissa Eagan Claretta Evans Julie Evans

Donors Paulette Lein Christina Lekaj Robert Lewis Linamar Myron Liner Janonne Lloyd Mark Locey Joseph Loibl David Lubin Kelly Lynch Magna Exteriors Magna International Hovagim Manoogian MARO Martinrea International Inc. Katsuo Matsumoto Fenar Mayes Heather McClellan Jeffrey & Kathleen McClure Kim McMahon Gwendolyn McNeal Kathleen McRae Wade & Sally Mezey Justin Michalak Miller-Boldt, Inc. William Milne Laura Miner-Kowalski Mitchell Plastics MJS Packaging/SpraycoMobility Works Richard & Amy Moore Joann Morales MORC, Inc. Diane Mueller Matt Mularoni Dr. Peter Muller Edward & Nancy Murphy Mutual of America Myron & Denise Tubbs Living Trust Kristina Nastoska Paul & Joan Nelson Robert & Barbara Nelson Nemak Network for Good William Neuser Dianna Norris Northern Trust Oakland Community Health Network Joyce O’Connor Andrew Ogawa Jerry & Gayle Olszewski Clarice O’Neill Ella Osborne Doug Otlewski Otlewski & Maloney, PC John Pajak Johannes Palm Tom Paskiewicz Kari Passmore Brent Paterson A. J. Patrick Douglas & Beth Paulo Angela Pena Jose & Barbara Perez Stanley Perry Kimberly Pietrylka-Miller Frank Pizzolato PNC Bank Sarah Pobocik Jim Pollard Kermit Prill Edgar & Sharon Pugh Charitable Fund Janet Rabban Husan Rahman Angela Rainge Emily ReboriKassie Redker David Reid Jon & Elizabeth Reusch Jay Reynolds Dennis Ringvelski Pamela S. Ritter

Robert Bosch, LLC Doug Robinson Leah Rosenbaum Theresa Ross Royal Roofing Co., Inc. E. Virginia Sanders Joyce Scafe Lauren Scarpace Cathy Scavone Betty Scheck Debra Schippa Rebecca Schuette Amy Scott Services to Enhance Potential (STEP)SetworksCary Severt Joyce Sheehy Kris Silvas Kathy Sirois Loretta Smith Paula Somerville Ron Stang Chip & Sue Stevens Dave Stoker Caroline & Lance Stokes Sandy Stone Ron Storing Elsa Suarez Donald Swayze Diana Ternes The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Huttenlocher Group The Kroger Company- Michigan Division The Pediatric Team, PLC The Schalm School Family Doug Theisen Scott Thiele This Is It Quality Cleaning Co. Sheryl Thomas David & Rosemary Thoresen Larry Thouin Gertrude Tori Living Trust Transfiguration Lutheran Church Marie Trombley Troy Chamber of Commerce Jennie Tunnell United Facility SuppliesUnited Way for Southeastern Michigan United Way of Milwaukee United Way Suncoast- Tampa Bay Matthew Van De Velde Anita Vanschaikmartinet Michelle Verkest Kathleen Vettraino Marlo Vitous Jeffrey Vlasic Stephanie Walendzick Larry Walker Clifford Walkon Richard Walsh Betty Warner Christine Wass Brenna Watson Diane Wernette April Wheaton Doug Wiescinski Adam Wilburn Clifford & Ina Mae Wilcox Taylor Wilhelm Michael Williams Jay Wilton Wines For Humanity Mark Winkelman Dennis Winkler Susanna Wood Yarema Die & Engineering Edwin Yates Mr. Fadi Younan Paula Young

ProgramIncome

61%Business Income

37%

Contributions2%

Project SEARCH Henry Ford West Bloomfied Hospital Interns

Project SEARCH Troy Beaumont Hospital Interns

91% 45%STAFF DIVERSITYSTAFF RETENTION S

Mr. John Bell

Mr. Paul Bernhard

Mr. William Goodman

Mrs. Karen Haeffner

Mr. Thomas Kimble

Mr. Edwin Langtry

Mr. Donald Lansky

Mr. John Larson

Dr. Myron Liner

Mrs. Kit McDonnell

Mr. Joe Pallischeck

Mrs. Margaret Taylor Smith

Mr. Reynolds Smith

Mrs. Ann Stallkamp

Mr. Charles Stenback

Mr. Richard Walsh

Mr. John Witherup

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Board Members Guiding Our Success

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

2016 Three Year Accreditation

TRUSTEES EMERITUS

Adam WilburnVice Chairperson

Bud KellerTreasurer

Leo KujawaPast Chairperson

Beth AlbertiSecretary

David LubinChairperson

313 Presents

Beth Alberti

Alfoccino

Allied Building Services

Mark Andrzejewski

Arising Images

Becharas Brothers Coffee

Blakes Orchard & Cider Mill

Ana Bonilla Siloac

Bonobo Winery

Bordine Nursery Ltd.

Cadillac Coffee

Capstone Vision

Chateau Chantal

Gary Clark

Classic Lanes

Coffee Break Services

Continental Automotive

CycleBar Troy

Detroit Lions

Detroit Red Wings

Devange Construction

Dr. Leora Bar-Levav

Dream Dinners

Dutton Farm

Emagine Entertainment

Sandra Ferrell

Firekeeper’s Casino & Hotel

First Choice Coffee Services

Frames Unlimited

Peggy Griffin

Michael Halacka

Shon Halacka

Tim Hatfield

HUB Stadium

IncrediPets

Barbara Jerome

Bud Keller

Kings Island Cares

David Lubin

Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle

Gwendolyn McNeal

Justin Michalak

Miller Canfield

MJS Packaging/Sprayco

In Kind Donors

AFFILIATIONS ASPPIRE

Autism Society-Oakland County

MARO

Project SEARCH

SourceAmerica

The Kooser Program

CERTIFICATIONS Licensed Professional Counselor

State of Michigan – Professional

Counselor License

State of Michigan, Licensed Social Worker

U.S. Department of Labor

CARF ACCREDITATION AREAS Employment Planning Services

Organizational Employment Services

Employment Services Coordination

Community Employment Services

Employment Transition Services

Mojo in the Morning

Dr. Peter Muller

Mutual of America

Noreen Owens Photography

Oakland County Parks

Mairin O’Brien

John Pajak

Panera Bread

PF Changs

Picano’s Restaurant

Daniel Pienta

Pine Trace Golf Club

Planet Rock

PNC Bank

PRP Wine International

Red Lotus Yoga

Roberts Restaurants Group

Rochester Fudge Company

Rock Ventures, LLC

Lauren Scarpace

SheLan Records

Shepherd’s Hollow Golf Club

Kathy Sirois

Skate World of Troy

Korena Auten

Marissa Burrell

Loren Burrell

Eltheia Cantrell

Dawn Caracallo

Bill Clazie

Mary Corbeill

Andrea Davis

Shannon Debono

Angie Dusing

Jannette Evans

Sandi Ferrell

Steve Ferrell

Kathy Flatgard

Elizabeth Foradori

John Foradori

Patricia Glosson-Loving

Timothy Hennigan

Michelle Janness

Hayley Kadlec

Debbie Kaszubski

Jason Kaszubski

Megan Kaszubski

Ryan Kaszubski

Christina Lekaj

Janonne Lloyd

Chris Mayes

Fenar Mayes

Venee Natarajan

Volunteers

Vivek Natarajan

Mairin O’Brien

Laura Pappas

Tom Paskiewicz

Kari Passmore

Sherry Patterson

Angela Pena

Kimberly Pietrylka-Miller

Steve Ragatz

Emily Rebori

Kassie Redker

Theresa Ross

Becy Schuette

Kathy Sirois

Susie Skibo

Curtis Smith

Kimberly Smith

David Stoker

Sandy Stone

Stephanie Walendzik

Brenna Watson

Dinae Wernette

April Wheaton

Dennis Winkler

Edwin Yates

Danielle Ybarra

Slows Bar BQ

Smart Pet Love

Somerset Inn

Paula Somerville

Southwest Airlines

Ron Storing

The Great Escape Room

The Office Supply Guy’s.Com

The Shamrock Companies

The Whitney

Thunderbowl Lanes

Troy Escape

University of Michigan

David & Barbara Waller

Betty Warner

Adam Wilburn

Michael Williams

Wines For Humanity

Mark Winkelman

WXYZ News Station

Zetouna Liquor Fine

Wine & Cigars

IN MEMORY OFJamison Adams • Denise M. Donohue • M. Evans • Neil C. Hanna • Isreal Hochberg

Dr. Laird E. Johnston • Daniel C. Knott • Gale & Wilma Scafe • John & Karen Wilcox

IN HONOR OF Denise Detrick • Gretchen & Heidi Geisler • New Horizons Madison Heights Branch

BEQUESTS • Doreen N. Hermelin Trust

• Edgar & Sharon Pugh Charitable Fund

• Gertrude Tori Living Trust

• Myron & Denise Tubbs Living Trust

GRANTS • FCA Foundation

• Provider Transformation Technical Assistance

• Direct Support Professional Recruitment

& Retention Technical Assistance

Peggy Griffin

Dr. Peter Muller

Shon Halacka

Ed Murphy

Gary Clark

John Kaplan

Doug Otlewski

Lauren Scarpace

Betty Fisher

Mark Winkelman

Gwendolyn McNeal

Pamela Ritter

Michael Williams

Steve Dodson

Benjamin Lachman

John Pajak

Paula Somerville

AUBURN HILLS ANDADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES1814 Pond Run

Auburn Hills, MI 48326-2768

Tel: (248) 340-0559

Fax: (248) 340-0694

CLINTON TOWNSHIP43630 Hayes Road, Suite 110

Clinton Township, MI 48038-3536

Tel: (586) 226-1189

Fax: (586) 226-0129

www.NewHorizonsRehab.org

DAVISBURG10445 Dixie Highway

Davisburg, MI 48350-1308

Tel: (248) 625-0808

Fax: (248) 625-1827

MADISON HEIGHTS32021 Howard Avenue

Madison Hts., MI 48071-1430

Tel: (248) 585-9593

Fax: (248) 585-6648

NOVI41108 Vincenti Court

Novi, MI 48375-1922

Tel: (248) 476-6910

Fax: (248) 476-1380

TROY5505 Corporate Drive, Suite 404

Troy, MI 48098-2614

Tel: (248) 340-0549

Fax: (248) 340-0694

NEW HORIZONS LOCATIONS