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any other program of the Rappahannock-Rapidan Mental Retardation Services Board.
The Chapter 10 Board has been planning to extend these services into Rappahannock County for several months “in recognition of the fact that many residents from this county cannot always find the means to travel to one of the Board’s other three centers which are in Culpeper, Orange and Warrenton.”
Through an annual grant from the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors and by recruitment of sufficient staff this plan was finally made possible.” “The fundamental principle behind this effort is the desire to make services more accessible to the residents of our community,” said David J. Schwemer, Chapter 10’s executive director. □
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