History | Since 1987
The Adult Day Program began operation in 1984 under the direction of the Saddleback Valley YMCA by a grant from the Junior League of Orange County. In 1987, the program moved to its current location at Mount of Olives Church. In 1994, the church accepted full responsibility for the ongoing daily operation of the program. The families of Mount of Olives Church have been deeply supportive of the program and its vibrant service to the community.
Meet the Staff
Gaye SatterfieldDirector
Willyene KraftAssistant Program Leader
Cody EyresProgram Assistant
Britta Bradshaw
Program Assistant
Kate Archer
Program Assistant
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Adriana DobynsOffice Manager
Natalee Macias
Program Assistant
Nancy VillegasProgram Assistant
Corey Taneyhill
Program Assistant
Judy Pearce
Volunteer
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Matthew YeakelActivities Director
Soyoun LansingProgram Assistant
Kiran Witten
Program Assistant
Lynae Bailey
Program Assistant
Amir AbarhamVolunteer
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The ADP Staff include loving and caring individual who partner with you to provide respite care, support groups, referrals, daily socialization and health/wellness for your loved one. Most have personal experience in the are of caregiving. We understand the difficult nature of this season in your life.
Staff are required to:
Staff are required to:
- Obtain FBI/DOJ background clearance
- Obtain negative TB results
- Obtain and maintain First Aid and CPR Certification
- Receive a minimum of eight hours dementia training per year
- Have a compassionate heart to deliver client-centered care to both participants and their caregivers
"The staff, those current and in the past, worked a miracle of sorts for both Ed and me. You can always give credit for the structure and stimulation, but that doesn't get to the heart of the matter. It's the people who are there, each day, working with the participants because they are committed to making life for them and their families better...You treat Ed and I as individuals, not just as a part of a group, and that means the world to us."