R T Industries Inc.

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“Summary of accomplishments in 2020: rt privatized and separated from the miami county board of developmental disabilities. The center of medicaid gave all ohio providers like rt until 2024 to separate from their local county board. We effectively stepped out on our own as an operating 501(c)(3) effective 1/1/18. 2020 became the third year of our privatization but it wasn't the year we were expecting due to the pandemic that started in march. We were established in 1974 as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization as a sheltered workshop for adults with developmental disabilities. Through the years, rt has revolutionized, providing primarily community-based services. Our services have grown to pre-employment, employment maintenance, transportation, adult day services to people with disabilities and community living for veterans. Rt's mission: helping people achieve personal success by developing skills to confidently work, interact and thrive in the community this mission was adopted in march of 2019 with seven core values: safety, collaboration, camaraderie, growth, integrity, excellence and innovation. Our strategic plan 2018-2022 continues to focus on employee growth and development, community-based services and getting people the right tools to succeed in competitive employment. While rt has many layers of services, we developed good action plans around each department through 2022. Rt has successfully shifted our adult day services from facility-based to the community five (5) days per week all year for over twenty (20) individuals with developmental disabilities. These services are meant to promote community living to connect and explore the greater community. On march 23rd, rt shut down temporarily due to the pandemic. During our shutdown, we worked closely with other providers and the miami county board of dd to assist with emergency services. Rt provided emergency services to nineteen (19) people five (5) days per week throughout our shutdown and for a short period after. Rt facilitated an online live presence in the beginning of the pandemic to connect with people at home. It was called rt's daily surge. Our adult day services employees kept this running throughout the entire shutdown to stay connected. We also provided check in supports with phone calls and dropping off activity kits at person served homes. Employment services fun facts we had seventy-one (71) business partnerships in 2020 and seven (7) group employment work sites. A total of one hundred ninety-nine (199) people received some type of employment services. Our transportation department successfully made 15,386 pick-ups and/or drop offs for services through three (3) grants, rt successfully purchased two (2) smaller vehicles for our fleet. "troy foundation (10,000) "miami county foundation (6,000) "the piqua community foundation (10,000)”