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 2009 humanitarians recognized
Community and staff winners honored for their service to CCL clients.
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Russians learn about CCL services
Young professionals hoping to make changes in own country.
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Patsy Haws finds lifestyle at CCL suits her just fine
Her enthusiastic acceptance of living in a group home surprises some people.
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Tracy Streblow thrives in quiet, smaller setting
After living at Winfield State Hospital for 25 years, Tracy now experiences more opportunities in her home in the community.
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Variety of activities offered at camp
Campers enjoy outdoor experiences not usually available the rest of the year.
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Young woman living on her own, with minimal assistance
Tawsha Henderson Stewart has been living in an apartment for four months, after earlier residing in one of CCL's group homes. She is enjoying being independent.
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2009 Casino Night set for Feb. 28
CCL's biggest fund-raiser helps needy clients with basic needs
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Young man, family adapt to his transition to adult services
When Ryan turned 21, he left his family's home at Conway Springs and began receiving community support provided by Creative Community Living.
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Kottlers win community humanitarian award
Phil and Frances volunteer their services to improve lives of CCL clients.
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Clarence Walker receives staff humanitarian award
Clarence provides direct care for CCL clients in El Dorado.
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