The Bart Hultine
Altruism Fund
101 South Hastings Avenue
Hastings, Nebraska 68901
Attn: Michelle or Marc Hultine
IARP
Mission
Uniting
rehabilitation professionals in their quest for education, professional
growth and opportunities.
IARP is dedicated to: promoting effective multidisciplinary
rehabilitation, disability management, and return-to-work
services on behalf of persons with disabilities and the economically
disadvantaged; enhancing the competency of service providers;
supporting innovation in related business development and
management; and becoming the pre-eminent source for shaping
public policy that affects rehabilitation.
IARP
Goals
Maintain an organizational structure
that addresses member issues and expectations while reflecting
and promoting the highest level of volunteer and staff
competency.
Promote high standards of training
and practice through the development of innovative continuing
education and career enhancement opportunities.
Foster high standards of ethical
conduct throughout the profession and encourage high standards
for professional performance.
Monitor and influence federal/state/regional
government and industry policies that affect the rehabilitation
profession.
Promote the chartering of chapters
through which members can work as an effective group to
further the goals of IARP specific to their region and/or
geographic area.
Encourage member networking
with the goal of understanding issues and trends affecting
the profession and competency of all members.
Promote rehabilitation research
by collecting, interpreting, and disseminating information
on effective rehabilitation practices, and by consideration
of changing social, economic, governmental, and technological
conditions that affect providers of rehabilitation services
and consumers.
Maintain cooperative relationships
and activities with other organizations in pursuit of
the Association's mission.
