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<br /> <br />Page 1 of 2 <br />rev. 20190926 <br />Membership Application for Community Advisory Council <br />The Community Advisory Council is chartered to keep the Regional Health Council informed about member <br />and family experiences and community health needs. This group is also intended to allow members and <br />community stakeholders to take an active role in improving their lives and community. <br />First Name: Karla Last Name: Boreiko <br />Address: 5915 Beech Bluff Lane <br />City: Durham County: Orange <br />State: NC ZIP: 27705 <br />Phone: 919408-0009 Email: lilywh@aol.com <br /> <br />How would you like us to contact you? Please check all that apply: <br />Phone, Email <br />Age Range: <br />65+ <br />I self-identify as: <br />Female <br />I describe my race or ethnicity as: <br />White <br />Race: Other, if applicable: <br /> <br />Which spoken language to you prefer? <br />English <br />Do you require an interpreter? <br /> <br />Do you require any accommodations (handicap accessibility, space for service animal, etc.)? <br />No <br />Do you want written material in your spoken language? <br />Yes <br />Work Experience: <br />Worked with children from K- 12 with different needs. First job was with young adults who had committed <br />crimes and were living in a contained school. It’s focus was education and emotional control. Then I worked <br />with young children with severe cognitive disabilities. These children lived in foster group homes, but were <br />educated in the public school, this was in Compton CA. The classes moved to another area outside of LA, <br />where I continued as a classroom teacher with the same population. My next employment was with the <br />recreational department of Pasadena CA where I worked helping with life and social skills in a day treatment <br />program for adults. In Chapel Hill I worked in a self contained classroom for elementary age children with <br />autism. This classroom was at a public school and children were mainstreamed for classes as determined by <br />their IEPs. I then switched into a position as a autism support consultant for autistic children in the regular <br />education program. This position was designed to support the students, teachers and parents. I served K-9 <br />and also supported pre-school students when needed. I retired in 2018. <br />7