Home of Guiding Hands is Recruiting for a

Human Resources Manager!

For consideration, please send a completed HGH job application, your resume, a minimum of three references and your salary history to  Eileen Bonifacio, Human Resources, eileen@guidinghands.org. You may also fax us at 619-938-3056 or deliver these documents to 1825 Gillespie Way #200, El Cajon, CA  92020

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Home of Guiding Hands (HGH) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public benefit corporation (Tax ID # 95-6058273) that has been providing quality residential support and training services to individuals with developmental disabilities (mental retardation, epilepsy, cerebral palsy and autism) for more than 40 years. As a leader in the field, HGH is dedicated to supplying innovative services that meet and exceed the needs of people with developmental disabilities. Located in San Diego East County, we offer a wide range of services including community living, independent living, respite care and senior care planning.

Agencies for Disabled Join Forces
From the Union Tribune
Friday, December 30
EAST COUNTY — Home of Guiding Hands, which provides services, training and advocacy for people with developmental disabilities, their families and others who would benefit will assume the operations and assets of the Charles I. Cheneweth Foundation. The Cheneweth Foundation provides transportation services to individuals with severe and profound mental and physical disabilities. Mark R. Klaus, Home of Guiding Hands executive director, and Sister Mary Bartosh, CICF Board president, announced the plans in early December.
With this expansion of services, Home of Guiding Hands will employ more than 600 people and support almost 1,000 children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families in San Diego and Imperial County.
“Our goal is to make the transition as smooth and seamless as possible and to enhance the services offered to individuals and families supported by CICF and HGH,” Klaus said in a prepared statement. “CICF has an outstanding reputation and a long history for providing quality services and advocacy. We at HGH are thrilled that many of CICF’s board members have committed to continue to support the vision of Charles Cheneweth and HGH.”
The organizations will be combined and the programs will operate under the umbrella of the Home of Guiding Hands once final regulatory approval is received by both groups.

A Very Happy Holiday Season at HGH!

For most of us, the holiday season means spending time with friends and family, enjoying warm meals together, and being merry. For some of the residents at HGH who don’t have family of their own, their house holiday party will be the only chance they get to celebrate during the season. With your help, we have the ability to bring the holiday cheer and celebrate the season together. 

Throughout the year we searched for sponsors to help fulfill the wishes of our residents. Their limited funds for personal necessities don’t begin to cover the cost of special events like the holiday parties, so we turned to our loyal friends to make the house holiday parties happen.

Because of your help and support, all 31 HGH homes will enjoy a holiday meal, share stories and laughter with friends, and create everlasting memories with loved ones. December has been a very busy month here at HGH. The holiday parties started in the beginning of December and go until December 21st. It’s been a wonderful season here at HGH and we are so appreciative for the generosity that has come from the community.

To our 2011 Holiday Home Sponsors, thank you!
All of this wouldn't be possible without each and every one of you.

2nd Annual Walk and Fun Run Saturday, February 18, 2012 click here to sponsor or participate in the event!	HGH joins forces with Cheneweth Foundation click here to read more	San Diego Free Flow Soccer Club volunteers Click here for more info!

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