About the Owner of CFS

I am a mother of a child on the autism spectrum which enables me to fully understand the community I serve. With lots of love and passion I do not only advocate for my son but for the entire special needs community. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Child Development and a minor in Psychology. I worked as an elementary school teacher for 10 years and then moved on and graduated with a masters in Marriage and Family Therapy.

Orli Almog, CFS Owner/ Executive Director

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I have been serving on the Regional Center Vendor committee as a Board member now for a second term. This  position includes once a month meetings with the Board where I presented feed backs, facts and information to many vendors in this field. In this role I was also accessible to the public to receive inputs and questions.

I had the privilege to serve at the administrative board where all financial reports and the approvals of important agenda matters have being voted on.

Recently, I started my second term on the legislator committee. I was accepted 2 years in a row to fly to Sacramento and represent the needs of our special need community to Senators and the assembly members. Now I’m currently on my second term on the consumer service committee and the Government and Community Relations Committee.

 

 

Orli Almog serves now more than six years as a board member of the Regional Center assuming different roles. In one of the positions she served as a part of the Consumer and Government Community Relations Committee in which she was able to implement her knowledge and expertise with great ambition and success. In addition she was on the Strategic Planning Committee and assisted in developing the ‘Five Year Strategic Plan’. Further, Orli participated in numerous workshops including a Self Determination workshop and many more.

Orli was chosen by the Regional Center 2 years in a row to represent the special need community and to travel to Sacramento Capitol Hill  to meet with various Senators and Assembly members to promote selected topics for the community.

 

Our Sponsorship and Involvement

Orli Almog sponsors, supports and is involved in various activities and organizations throughout the community such as Speech Kingdom and Off Road.

Speech kingdom is an effective, research-based and FUN way to
• Engage your child with fun and productive one-on-one screen time
• Help your child increase two-way communication
• Grow your child’s language, behavior and social skills
• Practice reciprocity, perspective taking, and understand others’ feelings
• Build language, cognition, attention, and friendship skills
• Learn about safety at home, around water, wandering away

 

Off Road creates fun days riding ATVs and UTVs with special needs children and their families. This years event was the 6th year and sponsored by #OffRoadSmiles.

Our staff and their training 

At the end of the day, the care provider who will be assigned to your home is the most crucial component. CFS’s owner personally oversees each and every interview with new staff members and the entire process to ensure that specific care provider will be the perfect match for your specific needs.

Further our staff undergoes ongoing training and further schooling/ instruction according to the standards we set ourselves. This takes place to ensure that you will receive the best care to your satisfaction.

The job of our staff is to support your family in your every day tasks. According to the type of care you need for your loved one, those tasks may vary. Our care providers are very well trained and their support may include but is not limited to the following rules and tasks towards the person in need:

Safety of the needy person is our # 1 priority

Engaging in fun, educational and appropriate activities such as art, games, reading, music.

Support of fundamental hygiene (toileting, bathing, potty training)

Friendly, compassionate companionship

Socializing (we will not tolerate care providers being on their cell phones and not being attentive)

ABA routing keep the same protocols so everyone is on the same page

Light meal preparation

Our Commitment

We are committed to our customers and the entire special needs community and therefore expect from ourselves and our caregivers certain standards to make sure that the most important people in your lives are safe and get the care according to their needs.

  • We do extensive interviews

  • Provide on call support (weekends, holidays)

  • Visit homes, schools, camps, programs for onsite support

  • Emphasis on Hippa and confidentiality sensitivity

  • CPR

  • TB

  • Live scan

  • Background checks

  • Extensive manual of rules and regulations

Further we are having continuous parent conversations to receive feedback which allows us to improve our work and monitor success.

We want to make you aware of the possibility of ‘Parent conversion’. This is a term of the Regional Center which means that you as the parent of a special need child can choose your own provider. We would be honored if you would join the CFS team. Please contact us for any inquiries or questions.

Our biggest success is your satisfaction and we would appreciate your referral while relying on your personal experiences and knowledge about CFS!

Accessibility Statement

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