This season with gracious support from our communities: 951 ...
Each year INCA strives to do amazing things for the people within our communities. While we are providing essential services to those in need all year long we also cannot forget how important the Christmas season is and what impact we can have on the young children who believe in magic. Each holiday season our employees ban together and not only recruit volunteers but also volunteer themselves to make these projects successful. Without the dedicated members of the community and INCA staff members we would not be able to achieve dynamic results that can help influence a positive prospective of the world.
This season with gracious support from our communities: 951 CHILDREN RECEIVED GIFTS 390 HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED A HOLIDAY BASKET 235 CHILDREN WERE ADOPTED FROM THE ATOKA COUNTY LITTLE ANGEL TREE $3,917.35 was raised through the Toys for Tots campaign season! 408 Toys, 10 Books, and 79 Stocking Stuffers were dropped in the Toys for Tots Boxes and 364 toys were bought with campaign money.
278 469 867 326 158 193 3,835 129,742
Chili Dinner and Pie Auction on November 20th Over $400 was gathered from the event all donated to the Toys for Tots Campaign. Tishomingo Parade on December 10th The Tishomingo office decorated a bus to look like a train, pulled in volunteers to ride on four wheelers and threw out candy at the parade. Present Distribution on December 19th There were 111 children who received gifts from Santa. Children came to the office got to sit on Santa’s lap and have cookies and punch while receiving their gift.
Craft Show Concession Stand on December 2nd & 3rd Volunteers bring food and drinks to the craft show and we sell them during the event. All proceeds go to the Community Chest and are used for the Atoka County Little Angel Tree project and prescriptions for those in need. The Atoka County Little Angel Tree Party on December 19th There were a total of 279 children signed up for gifts this year. Many kids came to the party and enjoyed games, punch, and cookies along with Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, and his elves. Christmas Basket Give Away on December 20th & 21st There were 145 baskets given away this year to people in the community with a total of 419 individuals. The Community Chest, Salvation Army, and many churches throughout the county donate items for the Christmas baskets! December 24th – Salvation Army Bell Ringing on November 25th Volunteers from all over Atoka County rang the bell at Wal-Mart. These volunteers were able to raise $2,028.83. All of the funds raised were kept and used in Atoka County.
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Toys for Tots Toy Run on December 3rd There were five motorcycles participating; 37 gifts and $94.00 was collected. Marshall County Christmas Parade on December 10th A JAMM vehicle was entered into the parade decorated with a Christmas theme. Santa’s Elves Giveaway on December 21st 257 children were served through the Toys for Tots campaign this year. Gifts are taken to the Methodist Church where Christmas baskets are also given away to the 95 families who signed up for Toys for Tots.
Veterans Day Parade on November 11th JAMM Transit entered the Veteran Day Parade to promote the Toys for Tots campaign. Thanksgiving Basket Giveaway on November 22nd 150 Thanksgiving Baskets were given away. The First United Methodist Church and INCA coordinate to make this a success each year. Toys for Tots on December 21st A total of 304 children received gifts from the Toys for Tots Campaign. This year kids were able to meet with Santa, have punch and cookies, and enjoy a fun day with the volunteers.
Helping People. Changing Lives.
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JAMM Transit in Murray County participated in the Veterans Day Parade on November 11th-2016. It is important for JAMM Transit to show support for our Veterans by putting one to two vans in the parade every year since we are proud to have them riding with us daily. The highlight of the event is to announce the Marine Corp Toys For Tots Program. It was an honor to be saluted by the Marine Corp and other branches of Military.
INCA-RSVP was honored to take part in the Veterans Day Ceremony in Tishomingo, OK. It was a somber remembrance of the men and women that have fought and died for the freedoms of our great nation. Speakers included RSVP volunteers who are also members of the Johnston County Veterans Center, Clyde Runyon who was a staff sergeant during Vietnam and is a Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipient. The Beaver family was honored by placing their loved one, Sergeant Bobby Beaver on the Operation Enduring Freedom monument. Also in attendance was Oklahoma State Senator Frank Simpson and State Representative Charles McCall.
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J o i n O u r Te a m !
Holidays 2016
jamm transit Flex Drivers (All counties) Operates a transit vehicle, as assigned, for the transporting of participants in the transit programs, following established policies, practices and procedures.
Head start 4 Year Old Teacher (Oakland) Responsible for providing meaningful education to children from low-income households. They strive to facilitate learning to all children and prepare them for later schooling. Plan activities and assure that classrooms are in compliance with requirements. To provide pre-school children with age appropriate learning experiences according to their individual abilities. Encourages and assists parents in becoming involved in their children’s education Bachelor's Degree with Endorsement in Early Childhood Education; A baccalaureate or advanced degree in any field and coursework equivalent to a major relating to early childhood education, with experience teaching preschool-age children. Current Oklahoma State Teaching Certificate.
Area Supervisor (Marshall County) Provides general program management for assigned area. Is responsible for the supervision of staff engaged in Head Start activities in assigned classrooms and function as liaison and information conduit between leadership, staff and community collaborators. As Family Engagement coordinator is responsible for coordinating family and community partnership, social services, parent involvement, eligibility, recruitment, selection, enrollment, attendance, transition and transportation in assigned area, to ensure compliance of the Federal Head Start Performance Standards. This person is often the first person-to-person contact with families entering the program.
Rave Habilitation Training Specialist-HTS (Atoka, Bryan, McCurtain, Pushmataha) Help train individuals on certain tasks to help them become more independent for themselves. These can be daily living skills such as cleaning tasks, personal hygiene, etc. This depends on the actual person what you would be training on. HTS jobs right now would be fillin positions as needed and are available in all counties.
Daily Living Support Staff-DLS (Atoka) Assists individual(s) with developmental disabilities in acquiring and maintaining individually prescribed self-help, socialization and adaptive skills necessary to reside in a home or communitybased setting. Daily living support services are provided to the individual for supervision issues who needs 24/7 care with goals to be worked on daily so the individual can reside successfully and accomplish tasks they would normally do for themselves if they did not have a disability in the home they lease or own by providing supervision and oversight.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
INCA LLC Apartments 211 South 16th Street Mannsville, OK 73447
Johnston County
Atoka County
Roy Wayne Blevins
Sarilea Combs
Charlotte Northcutt
Phillip Culbreath
Marne Turner
Tara Huddleston
Marshall County
Murray County
Cathy Awalt
Betty Stephens
USDA Housing Subsidized
Erin Lemons
James Wallace
Security Deposit Required
Jena Newman
Mona Ozbirn
2 Bedroom Apartments Available
(580)889-51 93
Handicapped accessible units available Central Heat & Air, carpet Washer & dryer connections, appliances Contact : Dana Trent Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 5:00 pm “This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer”
INCA COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC
LaQuita Thornley Executive Director 202 South Capitol Tishomingo, OK 73460 Phone: 580-371-2352 Fax: 580-371-0277
This season with gracious support from our communities: 951 CHILDREN RECEIVED GIFTS 390 HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED A HOLIDAY BASKET 235 CHILDREN WERE ADOPTED FROM THE ATOKA COUNTY LITTLE ANGEL TREE $3,917.35 was raised through the Toys for Tots campaign season! 408 Toys, 10 Books, and 79 Stocking Stuffers were dropped in the Toys for Tots Boxes and 364 toys were bought with campaign money.
278 469 867 326 158 193 3,835 129,742
Chili Dinner and Pie Auction on November 20th Over $400 was gathered from the event all donated to the Toys for Tots Campaign. Tishomingo Parade on December 10th The Tishomingo office decorated a bus to look like a train, pulled in volunteers to ride on four wheelers and threw out candy at the parade. Present Distribution on December 19th There were 111 children who received gifts from Santa. Children came to the office got to sit on Santa’s lap and have cookies and punch while receiving their gift.
Craft Show Concession Stand on December 2nd & 3rd Volunteers bring food and drinks to the craft show and we sell them during the event. All proceeds go to the Community Chest and are used for the Atoka County Little Angel Tree project and prescriptions for those in need. The Atoka County Little Angel Tree Party on December 19th There were a total of 279 children signed up for gifts this year. Many kids came to the party and enjoyed games, punch, and cookies along with Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, and his elves. Christmas Basket Give Away on December 20th & 21st There were 145 baskets given away this year to people in the community with a total of 419 individuals. The Community Chest, Salvation Army, and many churches throughout the county donate items for the Christmas baskets! December 24th – Salvation Army Bell Ringing on November 25th Volunteers from all over Atoka County rang the bell at Wal-Mart. These volunteers were able to raise $2,028.83. All of the funds raised were kept and used in Atoka County.
Helping People. Changing Lives.
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Toys for Tots Toy Run on December 3rd There were five motorcycles participating; 37 gifts and $94.00 was collected. Marshall County Christmas Parade on December 10th A JAMM vehicle was entered into the parade decorated with a Christmas theme. Santa’s Elves Giveaway on December 21st 257 children were served through the Toys for Tots campaign this year. Gifts are taken to the Methodist Church where Christmas baskets are also given away to the 95 families who signed up for Toys for Tots.
Veterans Day Parade on November 11th JAMM Transit entered the Veteran Day Parade to promote the Toys for Tots campaign. Thanksgiving Basket Giveaway on November 22nd 150 Thanksgiving Baskets were given away. The First United Methodist Church and INCA coordinate to make this a success each year. Toys for Tots on December 21st A total of 304 children received gifts from the Toys for Tots Campaign. This year kids were able to meet with Santa, have punch and cookies, and enjoy a fun day with the volunteers.
Helping People. Changing Lives.
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Helping People. Changing Lives.
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JAMM Transit in Murray County participated in the Veterans Day Parade on November 11th-2016. It is important for JAMM Transit to show support for our Veterans by putting one to two vans in the parade every year since we are proud to have them riding with us daily. The highlight of the event is to announce the Marine Corp Toys For Tots Program. It was an honor to be saluted by the Marine Corp and other branches of Military.
INCA-RSVP was honored to take part in the Veterans Day Ceremony in Tishomingo, OK. It was a somber remembrance of the men and women that have fought and died for the freedoms of our great nation. Speakers included RSVP volunteers who are also members of the Johnston County Veterans Center, Clyde Runyon who was a staff sergeant during Vietnam and is a Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipient. The Beaver family was honored by placing their loved one, Sergeant Bobby Beaver on the Operation Enduring Freedom monument. Also in attendance was Oklahoma State Senator Frank Simpson and State Representative Charles McCall.
Helping People. Changing Lives.
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www.incacaa.org/page/employment
J o i n O u r Te a m !
Holidays 2016
jamm transit Flex Drivers (All counties) Operates a transit vehicle, as assigned, for the transporting of participants in the transit programs, following established policies, practices and procedures.
Head start 4 Year Old Teacher (Oakland) Responsible for providing meaningful education to children from low-income households. They strive to facilitate learning to all children and prepare them for later schooling. Plan activities and assure that classrooms are in compliance with requirements. To provide pre-school children with age appropriate learning experiences according to their individual abilities. Encourages and assists parents in becoming involved in their children’s education Bachelor's Degree with Endorsement in Early Childhood Education; A baccalaureate or advanced degree in any field and coursework equivalent to a major relating to early childhood education, with experience teaching preschool-age children. Current Oklahoma State Teaching Certificate.
Area Supervisor (Marshall County) Provides general program management for assigned area. Is responsible for the supervision of staff engaged in Head Start activities in assigned classrooms and function as liaison and information conduit between leadership, staff and community collaborators. As Family Engagement coordinator is responsible for coordinating family and community partnership, social services, parent involvement, eligibility, recruitment, selection, enrollment, attendance, transition and transportation in assigned area, to ensure compliance of the Federal Head Start Performance Standards. This person is often the first person-to-person contact with families entering the program.
Rave Habilitation Training Specialist-HTS (Atoka, Bryan, McCurtain, Pushmataha) Help train individuals on certain tasks to help them become more independent for themselves. These can be daily living skills such as cleaning tasks, personal hygiene, etc. This depends on the actual person what you would be training on. HTS jobs right now would be fillin positions as needed and are available in all counties.
Daily Living Support Staff-DLS (Atoka) Assists individual(s) with developmental disabilities in acquiring and maintaining individually prescribed self-help, socialization and adaptive skills necessary to reside in a home or communitybased setting. Daily living support services are provided to the individual for supervision issues who needs 24/7 care with goals to be worked on daily so the individual can reside successfully and accomplish tasks they would normally do for themselves if they did not have a disability in the home they lease or own by providing supervision and oversight.
Helping People. Changing Lives.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
INCA LLC Apartments 211 South 16th Street Mannsville, OK 73447
Johnston County
Atoka County
Roy Wayne Blevins
Sarilea Combs
Charlotte Northcutt
Phillip Culbreath
Marne Turner
Tara Huddleston
Marshall County
Murray County
Cathy Awalt
Betty Stephens
USDA Housing Subsidized
Erin Lemons
James Wallace
Security Deposit Required
Jena Newman
Mona Ozbirn
2 Bedroom Apartments Available
(580)889-51 93
Handicapped accessible units available Central Heat & Air, carpet Washer & dryer connections, appliances Contact : Dana Trent Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 5:00 pm “This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer”
INCA COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC
LaQuita Thornley Executive Director 202 South Capitol Tishomingo, OK 73460 Phone: 580-371-2352 Fax: 580-371-0277
