Futures Receives Highest Rating
Futures Rehabilitation Center’s vocational and activity programs have once again received the highest possible rating in a review by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare (DPW.)
Inspectors from the DPW’s western office spent two days reviewing the operation of the Center’s programs and found them to be in 100% compliance with various regulations, including provision of service, fire and safety practices and staffing.
The inspectors praised the dedication and professionalism of staff, the quality and variety of programs, satisfaction of participants and recent building improvements.
Futures’ president/CEO Bill Leven said, “Credit for such an outstanding licensing review belongs with the staff of Futures for their commitment and dedication to our mission and goals."
Futures programs undergo state licensing reviews each year. Compliance with regulations is required to qualify for funding through DPW.
Futures provides services to over 170 adults and students with disabilities. Vocational training, activity services and extended employment are offered at Futures’ Bradford facilities. Supported employment, community habilitation and school-to-work transition services are offered at community based sites.
Inspectors from the DPW’s western office spent two days reviewing the operation of the Center’s programs and found them to be in 100% compliance with various regulations, including provision of service, fire and safety practices and staffing.
The inspectors praised the dedication and professionalism of staff, the quality and variety of programs, satisfaction of participants and recent building improvements.
Futures’ president/CEO Bill Leven said, “Credit for such an outstanding licensing review belongs with the staff of Futures for their commitment and dedication to our mission and goals."
Futures programs undergo state licensing reviews each year. Compliance with regulations is required to qualify for funding through DPW.
Futures provides services to over 170 adults and students with disabilities. Vocational training, activity services and extended employment are offered at Futures’ Bradford facilities. Supported employment, community habilitation and school-to-work transition services are offered at community based sites.
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