Asia Donnelson
(they/them)
Phone: (657) 220-7093
Ruth Olivares
(she/her)
Phone: (657) 242-2531
Amber Carey-Navarrete
(she/her)
Phone: (657) 242-3435
Meet our Team
People know what is essential and meaningful in their own lives.
Person-Centered Culture and Practices and Self-Determination empower people to actively direct their own days, goals, planning and services.
Person Centered Services champion personal preferences, interests and needs. With this approach, people are supported and encouraged to lead their planning process and make choices about what and with whom they would like to learn, do and be part of.
11110 Artesia Blvd, Suite C, Cerritos, CA 90703
Phone: (562)860-7270 | Fax: (310) 542-0048
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Person-Centered Culture and Practices© (PCCP) is a turn-key training and implementation manual that provides step-by-step ‘how to’ for adult day services (ADS) to embark upon person-centered culture change.
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Peers, we are here for you! We will listen, support and advocate for and with you. Associates we have lived experience, ask us.
Easterseals ADS Advisory Committee
Priscilla Gonzalez
"Hello I’m Priscilla and I’ve been going to Lancaster ES for three years. Anyone is welcome to voices that matter come learn grow and live with us!"
Our Voices Matter
Listen to our voices.
Marisol Valdez
"I love to support my peers by supporting each other, always be respectful, not interrupting other's conversation, and always have each other's back. I love to share ideas, listen to one another, and create a better place."
Jeffrey Kessler
"I joined Our Voices Matter because it’s a nice way to get out there and meet other people; and see what they are going through."
Alfred Babayan
"I wanted to be in the Advisory Committee because Lendy's speech motivated me but not only that but I enjoy it. I also like to help people, plus I love to share ideas and want to keep doing it plus I really enjoy it."
Beatriz Partida (Prefers Betty)
"My name is Beatriz Partida. I like to be called Betty for short. I like to speak up for myself, and also encourage others to speak up for themselves. I like working with my peers and listening to what they have to say, so we could all share our ideas on how to make our workspace a better place."
Luz Valerie Ortiz
(Prefers Valerie)
"I am an advocate because I want to empower people in the disabilities community. I want them to know that they have rights and a voice. I want everyone to know that I understand and they are not alone and I will be the one to help speak up for them in time of need or help. What motivates me is the people around me. Knowing that when I wake up every morning I'm supported not only by my family but also by my friends and peers. Knowing that everyone knows I can do what I want to do with no limitations. I feel like I'm making a difference in peoples lives and giving people a voice so that they can thrive and believe in themselves."
Preeti Subramaniam
"I am an advocate for the West Covina Easter Seals of Southern California . I wanted to be an advocate because I want to try to change the community’s outlook about special needs individuals."