RegionalRecoveryOrCSBAuxilary

 

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Introduction/Definition/etc

Auxillary is a term used in military social organizations to refer to spouses of officers.

 

 

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RegionalRecoveryOrCSBAuxillary?

 

The current composition of the RRWG 'oscifers' are related to the

CSB board members, are CSB paid staff or outside paid 'experts'.

 

Chairs of the meetings have not heard to fill the vacancies and

have probably pushed out / excluded the very types of people that need

to be heard the most, what has been called 'common consumers'.

 

Like the fox watching the hen house, even minutes of the organization

and meetings are done by paid staff, a conflict of interest, as they

are paid by the decisions and slant the official records of the governing

body that object to such things...

 

Co locating the RRWG office was done without consumer input

and the recent action of trying to extend the contract with new year

money, while the Fiscal and administrative agent gets phone coverage and extra

meeting space, appears to be hiring of the personnel in County Board meetings

and on their website, while a too small and noisy meeting space is forced upon

the rest of the people.  Usary (sp?) law may allso come into play

in a situation that is similar to slavery, but now based on mental health

history as consumers instead of color of skin/race/ethnicity.

 

Assistive and accommodating technology (projector and recording)

has been excluded while the paid staff force their agenda

and exclude most of us from decisions at critical meetings and attempting

to back door personnel into funding panels that effect us all and

are clearly not in our best interest while forcing

objectionable actions upon the rest of us and not

hearing dissent...

 

 

Conclusion

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Discussion

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Page History

20080319 Jerry

• Jerry created this page to archive off the FrontPage which has gotten too large over the years for downloading.

 

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