Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Care-Rite client Evan Forbis throws the ceremonial first pitch prior to the minor league baseball game between the Lake Elsinore Storm and Inland Emprie 66ers at Storm Stadium June 2.
A Care-Rite crew from Fallbrook enjoys a baseball game between Lake Elsinore and Inland Empire at Storm Stadium. Attending the June 2 game are, left to right, Ryan Hampel, Devany Guizar (a job coach for Care-Rite), Monica Sellers, John Feskanich and Rachel Collins.
Care Rite-client Leidy Gomez takes advantage of a photo op with Lake Elsinore Storm mascot Thunder.
Fallbrook Care-Rite clients Ryan Hampel, left, and Tony McCumbers hang loose at the Storm Stadium.
Care-Rite client Amber Hernandez presents a birthday card to Lake Elsinore Storm mascot Thunder.
FALLBROOK – Care-Rite staff members and clients from Fallbrook and Temecula enjoyed a trip to the ballpark June 2, taking in a Class A advanced minor league baseball game between the Lake Elsinore Storm and the Inland Empire 66ers.
Care-Rite is a family owned and operated vocational service that supports intellectually disabled adults by teaching them the life skills needed to become self-sufficient, independent individuals.
Care-Rite client Evan Forbis had the honor of throwing the ceremonial first pitch, and Lake Elsinore went on to defeat Inland Empire 5-1. The Care-Rite clients also helped Thunder, the Storm's mascot, celebrate his birthday. A great time was had by all.
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