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Mission Statement
"Achieva Resources empowers people to achieve greater personal, social, and economic successes."
Vision Statement
"We envision a world where people of differing abilities can work, live, learn, and play in their communities, and we take an active role in creating opportunities to support those choices. As a result, we extend hope and support to all people who are committed to the concept of self-sufficiency and independence."
8th Annual Megan Lyons Memorial Golf Tournament
July 23, 2010
Forest Hill's Country Club Golf Course
Registration and Lunch at 12:00 pm
Shotgun start at 1:00 pm
Entry Fee: $300 per team
$10,000 Hole-in-One Contest
Achieva Resources is a premier provider of rehabilitation services to people with disabilities. On Friday July 23, 2010 Achieva Resources, will host the 8th Annual Achieva Resources Megan Lyons Memorial Golf Tournament at Forest Hills Country Club..
Handicap Requirements:
One person under 7 with a team total of at least 40
(Teams that do not meet the handicap requirement will NOT be eligible for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes. Golfers not pre-registered must provide a GHIN number prior to teeing off for their team to be eligible. Achieva Resources reserves the right to verify handicaps. Must use one drive from each player. Teams with a pro golfer are not eligible for team prizes.)
Registration and Lunch begin at 12:00 pm. Shot gun start to begin at 1:00 pm.
$10,000 Hole-In-One Contest
$2,500 Putting Contest
$100,000 Shoot Out Contest
(A drawing will be held for both the Putting Contest and the Shootout Contest. One person for the putting and two individuals for the shootout. MUST BE AN AMATEUR.)
Other contests include:
Team Skins $20 per team
(If no winner of skins pot, Achieva Resources and the Megan Lyons Special Education Memorial Scholarship Fund will receive all funds)
Prizes
1st Place: $600
2nd Place: $480
3rd Place: $300
Silent Auction Items Available
Achieva's 990 Report
If you are interested in receiving Achieva Resources 990 report please contact Lisa Huddleston at: lhuddleston@achievaresources.org
Disability is a matter of perception. If you can do just one thing well, you're needed by someone.
- Martina Navratilova
Annual Employee Recognition Luncheon
On Thursday, March 18, 2010 Achieva Resources celebrated with staff who have worked with Achieva for 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 years. The Annual Employee Recognition Luncheon was held at Forest Hill’s Country Club in Richmond. Each employee received a gift given to them by Jill Dearing or Mike Smith, two of our consumers. Achieva Resources would like to thank such dedicated staff. It’s because of your dedication to our agency and consumers that Achieva continues to provide high quality services.
25 Years
Nancy Allen
Paul Hicks
20 Years
Pat Risk
15 Years
Julie Hamilton Bonnie Pollock
10 Years
Lisa Abrams Terri Witham
Tim Fitzgibbons Angee Blevins
Jo Willett Tiffany Williams
Donna Hamilton Angie Glosser
Ted Hamilton Stephanie Casper
5 Years
Bob Rutherford Martha Riddle
Jennifer Summers Kelly Gregory
Amy Hunt-Reisinger Amanda Johnston
Kristie Johnson Marla Manifold
Karen Lunsford Nancy Corbin
Joel Vaughn Margo Thompson
Hannah Reams Brenda Williams
Shelly Walker
President's Corner
In October 2009, I was proud to be re-elected as Chairman of the Indiana State Rehabilitation Commission. Their Mission Statement is to assist person with disabilities and achieving employment and independence. The Commission consists of 15 individuals appointed by the Governor of Indiana. The Commission works in partnership with the Division of Disability and Rehabilitative Services. The Commission develops, agrees to and reviews State goal and priorities regarding the effectiveness of the Vocational Rehabilitation Program. The Commission develops an annual report that is submitted to the Rehabilitation Services Administration and the Governor. The Commission also conducts public hearings to receive input in the development of the State Rehabilitation Program.
I am also pleased to report that two of our group homes applied for re-licensure to the State Board of Health to meet the expanding medical and active treatment needs of the individuals we serve. Our facility located at 820 Mendleson Drive is now certified as a Basic Development Home and 825 Mendleson Drive is certified as a Development Training Home. The purpose of re-licensing these homes was to increase the number of staff that will be available to assist our consumers with their personal, social and training needs. We will now have multiple staff working during the second and third shifts. I want to thank Karen Robinson QMRP for the outstanding job that she did in preparing the re-licensure applications.