Willard Shelter Workshop Boosts Resident Work Skills
Willard State Hospital runs a sheltered workshop that has grown from 15 residents in 1966 to nearly 50 today. Residents work, earn pay, and learn job discipline while producing home goods and external contract items such as 1,500 scented candles for Syracuse, with several residents moving on to external shops like Challenge Industries in Ithaca.
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Willard State Hospital
Willette Bachus
Token Economy Unit
Challenge Industries
Ithaca
N.Y
Paul St. Germain
Ruby Nye
Willard Sheltered
Willard
Pines Renervation Moves Residents to Edgemere Ward Shuttle
The Pines building vacated August 2 for renovations starting August 15 with an estimated 600 cost. About 156 Pines residents and staff from three Yates and four Steuben County wards moved to seven Edgemere wards. They will stay for about one year as renovations complete. Edgemere prepared by Pines staff. interior painted cleaned floors sealed curtains hung. Move coordinated by hospital administration with Yates and Steuben units and Pines departments.
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Pines
Yates
Steuben County
Edgemere
The
Hospital
Yates and Steuben
Willard State Hospital resident earns equivalency diploma
Deborah Stagg, a 21 year old resident of the Tompkins County Unit in the Sunnycroft building, earns her equivalency diploma as the fifteenth graduate in Willard Rehabilitation Center’s patient education program. Richard Tuttle coordinates and teaches the program at Willard.
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Deborah Stagg
Willard State Hospital
Deborah
Tompkins County
Sunnycroft
Challenge Industries
Ithaca
Richard Tuttle
Willard
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