Dr. Rhonda Dale Terry has had approximately 20 years of research experience. She specializes in applied research, including community assessment and program evaluation studies. Dr. Terry received graduate training at the University of Tennessee and the University of Kansas, and was a faculty member at Iowa State University for 13 years.

We are grateful to the following groups, trusts, and foundations which have recently contributed to specific projects – making a difference in the health of individuals and programs in our community!

• Colorado Springs Utilities Community Focus Fund to ADI vocational training scholarships benefiting adults with disabilities and financial need
• Inasmuch Foundation to our Child and Family Network for viewing room equipment and to the Acute Network for medical equipment
• Daniels Fund to our Acute Network for the detoxification program
• El Paso County Physicians Foundation to our Adult Network for medical equipment
• Edmondson Foundation to our Adult Network’s Homeless Outreach Team for tablet computers that can be used while providing services out in the community
• Adolph Coors Foundation to ADI for general operating expenses
• Pikes Peak Community Foundation to the Adult Network’s Homeless Outreach Team to cover personal items costs for homeless mentally ill clients who are in recovery treatment
• Luther T. McCauley Charitable Trust to our Adult Network’s Discovery Team that helps clients develop skills in community living
• Comprecare Foundation to our Adult Network’s Homeless Outreach Team to cover the cost of personal items for homeless mentally ill clients who are in recovery treatment
• Ackerman Trust to Pikes Peak Mental Health for public education programs on mental health
• Fellowship of the Second Mile to the Adult Network for medical equipment

Funded by a grant from the Department of Labor