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Merced
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Merced
Day Program
865 Piper
Avenue
Merced, CA 95341
Phone: (209) 388-9242
FAX: (209) 388-9236
Email:
merced@cvtcinc.com
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Sensory
Room
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Open House
The open house held on April 29th was a huge success! We had
close to 100 visitors who joined us to help celebrate the
new building. A big “thank you” goes to the CVTC Merced
participants for making art projects to be displayed,
greeting people as they came in, presenting information on
their participation in the CVTC program, and for assisting
with food preparation. They did an amazing and wonderful
job!
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Central Valley Training Center, Inc.
Day Program and Community-Based Services
Referral and Intake Process
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The
referring agency will make a preliminary referral based
on Central Valley Training Center’s program services and
the individual’s needs.
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Required information/paperwork will be requested by CVTC
from the referring agency.
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The
individual and parent/authorized representative(s) may
take a tour of the program and request further
information about CVTC.
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The
individual may choose to participate in a “guest” day to
help determine if the program will meet her/his needs.
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Upon
the individual’s selection to attend CVTC through
individual choice and/or consultation with her/his
support group or interdisciplinary team, the referring
agency will contact CVTC to schedule an intake meeting.
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CVTC
will conduct an intake meeting at which time necessary
referral source documentation will be reviewed for
completeness and CVTC intake forms will be completed.
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A
start date will be determined.
The individual will start down a road towards success. |
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 Nicole
Dahlgren
Lead
Program Director
Nicole received her Bachelor of Arts Degree
in Psychology with a Minor in Sociology in 2007 from
California State University, Stanislaus.
Nicole has always strived to be an advocate for people
with developmental disabilities which was demonstrated
when she was a Case Manager for Independent Living and
Supported Living programs for individuals living in the
Merced County. In December 2009 Nicole accepted the
position of Program Director for the Merced Day Program
with Central Valley Training Center. In May 2011 Nicole
accepted the Lead Program Director position for the
Southern region.
Nicole is a proud wife and mother of two. She enjoys
watching her children play sports and vacationing with
her family. She is currently working towards obtaining
her teaching credential in Special Education
Moderate/Severe.
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