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• ssiontement
• The mission of Cedar Lake is to provide
  residential options, housing, services and
• supports designed to meet the individual needs of
  persons with intellectual disabilities.
• osophy
• We believe our community services and residential
  options must provide a safe, stable, and secure
  environment based on Christian values.
• We believe in the intrinsic worth of all persons
  and commit to advocate for the
• full rights of persons with intellectual
  disabilities.
• We believe that individuals with intellectual
  disabilities should have as much control over
  their lives as possible, and be provided
  opportunities to express personal choices and
  values.
• We believe in providing high-quality services and
  supports that strive to maximize the unique
  abilities, health, welfare and self-esteem of
  each person.
• We believe our private not-for-profit, church
  affiliated organization can operate efficiently
  and effectively through public partnerships.
• We believe a joint commitment with families /
  guardians is essential in order to act
  responsibly in addressing the current and future
  needs of those we serve.

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Cedar Lake Residences

• Cedar Lake Residences community based
  services began in 1989 with the opening of One
  Hundred North Fourth LaGrange group home. By
  late 1993 we expanded community services into
  supported apartment options and Cedar Lake
  Residences was incorporated. Since that time CLR
  has grown steadily by developing a variety of
  community services. Currently CLRS 100 staff
  members have the capacity to serve over 120
  individuals with mild to moderate intellectual
  disabilities. The age range of CLR clients is
  from 21 to 67 years old, the average age being
  44. Funding for services comes from a variety of
  sources that include Kentuckys Supports for
  community living waiver, an individuals own work
  earnings, HUD rental subsidies, government
  benefits such as Social Security or SSDI, private
  pay from family members or trust funds, and Cedar
  Lake Foundation need based financial assistance.

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Cedar Lake Residences

• Dates to remember
• 1989-Cedar Lakes first community residence,
  Group Home is dedicated.
• 1993- Cedar Lake Residences begins distinct
  operations with independent incorporation.
  Independent supported living program begins with
  three clients in rental property in LaGrange.
• 1994- Corporate reorganization creates Parent
  Cedar Lake, Inc. and new subsidiaries of Cedar
  Lake Residences, Inc. and Cedar Lake Abigail, Inc
  to join restructured Cedar Lake Lodge and Cedar
  Lake Foundation.
• 1996-Cedar Lake Residences begins in-home support
  services.
• 1997-CLR apartments at 2711 Riedling become first
  integrated housing
• 2003-Cedar Lake Residences opens its first
  staffed residence at 1009 Richwood Way in
  LaGrange for three women.
• 2005-CLR opened 2 more staffed residences,
  Falmouth, and Richwood II.
• In January 2006 Cedar Lake was awarded a 1.1
  million from HUD Housing and Urban Development to
  purchase and open 3 new staffed residences in
  Metro Louisville.
• In October of 2007 Cedar Lake was awarded their
  9th HUD grant of 1.2 million dollars to build 3
  new staffed residences in Oldham Co.

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Group Home

• This option is a semi-independent, twenty four
  hour a day staffed home for six residents. The
  residents work or volunteer. This community
  residence opened in 1989. Its gracious style
  blends well into the LaGrange community.
• Typically for individuals with mild or moderate
  intellectual disabilities. Residents receive
  training and support in such areas as daily
  living skills, transportation, leisure and
  recreational activities, as well as benefits
  coordination.

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The Group Home
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24 Hour Staffed Apartments

• The staffed apartments option was created to
  fill a gap for individuals with moderate
  intellectual disabilities who still want or need
  staff supervision on a 24 hour a day basis, but
  prefer the advantages and semi-independence of
  living with a roommate in their own apartment.
  These apartments are located in the Clifton
  neighborhood of Louisville. Those who experience
  success in this living environment often become
  better equipped to live independently in their
  own apartment. Residents are typically involved
  in work or community activities on a daily basis.
  

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Staffed Residence

• This option provides 24-hour care for three
  individuals in a family type atmosphere.
• Cedar Lake currently operates 12 staffed
  residences.
• Lakeview
• Dundee
• Cherrywood 1 and 2
• Keeling 1, 2, and 3
• Falmouth Drive
• Meadow Creek
• Silverview
• Shadowbrook
• Pendleton Heights

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Shadowbrook
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Pendleton Heights
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Silverview
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Cherrywood 1
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Cherrywood 2
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Keeling 1
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Keeling 2
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Inside Keeling with Jay Newnes
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Keeling 3
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The dining area at Keeling
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The kitchen at Keeling
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The office at Keeling
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Dundee
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Lakeview
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Falmouth
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Meadow Creek
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Cedar Lake-Jefferson Manor

• This option consists of two three bedroom patio
  homes which are staffed (12) hours a day. It is
  designed to provide a level of support between
  the group home and independent living. The six
  residents work in the community at least 20 hours
  a week.

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In Home Supports

• This option is designed to provide supported
  living services to persons who reside in their
  own or family homes.
• Service plans are developed on an individualized
  basis to meet client and family needs, and to
  encourage independence.

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Cedar Lake Enrichment Center
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CLEC the day program

• Currently has 37 participants and 6 full-time
  CLEC staff
• a director, a registered nurse, 2 program
  coordinators and 2 program assistants. Two of
  CLRs 1st shift staff come to support the program
  on a daily basis as well.
• There is program curriculum in place specific
  to each clients personal goals. The program
  curriculum is comprises of a vocational,
  devotional-spiritual, pet therapy, nature
  education, creative arts, adult living skills,
  health and wellness, reading group, and community
  experiences to name a few.

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Supported Independent Living

• Supported Independent Living Apartments in
  LaGrange and Louisville, which are owned by CLR.
  ( several with HUD funding)
• CLR has 8 apartment locations
• 41 clients who receive support for independent
  living.
• This program provides supported independent
  living options for persons with mild or moderate
  levels of intellectual disabilities who desire to
  live independently in the community. Cedar lake
  staff provides a minimum of 10-20 hours of
  support services a month. Individuals work or
  volunteer in the community at least 20 hours per
  week. Clients typically receive supports in areas
  such as nutrition planning, grocery shopping,
  financial management, social skills developement,
  homemaking, safety skills, and benefits
  coordination.

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Cedar Lake Residences Highlights
Clients
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Future Growth
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• Cedar Lake Residences has continued to expand our
  service system to add both capacity and living
  arrangement options. In October 2007 CLR received
  our ninth HUD grant, for 1.2 million to develop
  three additional staffed residences providing
  residential and support services to nine
  individuals. This was the largest HUD 811 grant
  awarded in Kentucky last year. Plans are underway
  to have the homes developed and operational by
  mid 2009. As a transitional step toward opening
  these new HUD homes, CLR recently rented two
  homes in Henry County to serve six additional
  individuals.

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Cedar Lake Volunteer Opportunities

• For information on Cedar Lake Residences
  Volunteer program, please contact Patrick Varner
  at 502-327-7706 ext-313 or email
• Pvarner_at_cedarlake.org

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For information contact

• Cedar Lake Residences, Inc.
• 7984 New LaGrange Road, Louisville Kentucky 40222
• 502-327-7706
• FAX-502-327-7417
• www.cedarlake.org
• Amy Nelson 502-649-9941
• anelson_at_cedarlake.org

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