SPEDY program helps youths build work habits in Clermont County
The Summer Program for SPEDY offers work experiences for youths with disabilities, many at local schools or as recreation aides. Referrals come mainly from school counselors and county social services, with sites supervised by county staff or maintenance personnel. In Moscow Village a supervisor was unavailable for six participants, and Herman Hiles directs village work with Whitaker as liaison. The program, overseen by the Clermont County Human Services Board under Jane Levine and Felicia DeRita, aims to place youths in more constructive tasks this year.