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(Waverly) – Goodwill’s adult day services center for individuals with disabilities in Waverly will combine efforts with the Canal Industries center on Clough Street starting October 2nd, 2023.
The majority of staff from both operations will continue working as direct service professionals (DSPs) at the combined operation which will be called the Goodwill Pike Services Center. Brenda Tomlison will continue in her role with Goodwill as center manager and be joined by Becky Stevens from Canal who will be the combined center’s assistant manager. Canal’s program manager, Jeff Davis, will join Goodwill’s senior leadership team as a special projects coordinator.
Programs the individuals have come to expect and love at both centers will continue. There will be outings, skills training, and various activities at the center and in the community.
“We are excited about the opportunities this brings and will be making improvements to the Clough Street facility to make it a brighter, nicer place,” said Goodwill CEO Marvin Jones. “We look forward to getting to know our new staff and individuals.”
Goodwill is a nonprofit agency focused on partnering with individuals with disabilities and challenges to help them lead the lives they envision across our eight-county region: Athens, Fayette, Hocking, Jackson, Pickaway, Pike, Ross, and Vinton. As of September, Goodwill of South Central Ohio, based in Chillicothe, was serving 298 people across its region. For more information on Goodwill, go online to www.GWISCO.org and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
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