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Bishop blesses Adult Day Services

Spring was an exciting time for the program participants and staff at Adult Day Services (ADS). With the renovations completed, and all equipment and boxes moved from the former location, staff welcomed participants to the new building April 13.

In a happy coincidence, the new campus opened on the feast day of the chosen patron saint for ADS. St. Margaret of Castello, who herself was afflicted with several deformities, is patron saint for those disabilities and physical challenges.

Bishop Kemme and Wendy Glick walk through the new building.

“This new campus is truly a blessing for Catholic Charities and those we serve through Adult Day Services,” says Wendy Glick, executive director. “Thanks to a top-to-bottom renovation funded by generous donors, Adult Day Services has a home that will serve us well for years to come.”

Donors gathered at the campus June 15 to participate as The Most Reverend Carl A. Kemme, D.D., Bishop of Wichita, formally blessed the building to cap a ceremony that also featured recognition of donors and project partners. March 2020

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Demo Day in March of 2020, the start of construction at the new location.

A bright and cheery new building calls for an equally bright new logo for Adult Day Services.

The logo illustrates the happiness program participants experience as they reach for their highest potential, safely surrounded by the genuine care and compassion of staff who are dedicated to providing true enrichment for each person served by Adult Day Services.

Opening Day was a success! Participants were excited for their first day in the new building. April 2021

Demo Day in March of 2020, the start of construction at the new location.

Making progress! Teams worked hard in the fall of 2020.

April 2021. Opening Day was a success! Participants were excited for their first day in the new building.

April 2021

Adult Day Services now enrolling

The larger building means that Adult Day Services has the ability to serve more adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and seniors coping with dementia, Alzheimer’s or loneliness.

To learn more about the available services, visit CatholicCharitiesWichita.org/ADS. Or, call (316) 942-2008 to schedule a tour. Oct. 2020

May 2021. Participants are enjoying the large multipurpose room and the sensory room.

May 2021, enjoying a pinata party in the new multipurpose room.

June 2021. Bishop Kemme blesses the new building with donors, participants and staff present.

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