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Provide assistance and supportive services for participants in eligible housing developments.

Lifesharing provides people with disabilities with an opportunity to live as part of an extended family in the community. Participants are given the choice of where and with who they want to live.

Provides residential services to adults with developmental disabilities.

Serving individuals with mental health and intellectual and/or developmental disabilities in community, residential and adult training facility settings. Offering Home and Community Habilitation, Community Living Arrangement, Life Sharing, Adult Training Facility and Mental Health support. Behavioral Health Support services offered by full-time, Master level clinicians and led by on-site Psychologist. Health Services Department led by a Medical Director and offering services by Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses and nurses specializing in Psychiatric care.

Adult Day Programs - Day programs are created to meet each individual’s needs and skill set. Both licensed and unlicensed day programs are held in a safe and caring environment with a team of human service professionals. Adult Residential Programs - Support is provided to individuals in community homes or life sharing with a host family. Each individual is evaluated to determine which living environment will work best for them depending on their needs, wants, and goals. Behavioral Services - Behavior support services use empirically-validated practices to identify the causes of, intervene to prevent, and create appropriate reactions to problematic behavior. Vocational Training - Vocational Training provides the supports individuals need to successfully find and maintain a job. Individuals receive assistance to build their resume and discover their skills and abilities. Companionship Services - A companion is a Direct Services Professional that provides support in the individuals own home while

Matches adults who cannot live alone (because of age-related problems, or physical or developmental disabilities) with families who are willing to provide a supportive, family-like living arrangement for them. Dom Care providers care for no more than three people, and undergo a thorough vetting process. Also recruits and screens potential providers.

Offers housing and support for people with intellectual disabilities and/or autism.

Operates a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) offering three levels of care: independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing care. Includes a memory care facility, Heather Court.

Residential group homes services for persons with intellectual disabilities. Operate homes with 1 to 4 people in each setting. Supports and services are provided.

Supported Living Program helps individuals to find housing and/or develop the independent living skills to maintain their housing. Allied Services does not have housing but helps to navigate the housing system process.

Offers residential living and personal care. Provides a variety of social, recreational, and educational programs.

Offers affordable rental housing for low-income seniors ages 62 and older and adults ages 18 and older with disabilities. Occupancy is limited to a maximum of two persons per bedroom.

Offers multiple levels of care within a residential setting. Provides personal care, assisted living, and daily social and leisure programs. Also serves as a meeting space for use by community groups.

Lifesharing provides long term host family living arrangements for adults with developmental disabilities.

Provides a variety of supports to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to enhance their abilities and interests. Services include supported living, in-home supports, day programs, group living, intermediate care facilities, supports coordination, and respite care.

Offers residential living, assisted living, memory care support, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation services. Provides a variety of social, recreational, and educational programs.

Provides supportive community homes for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). - Community Homes - Family living - Supported living - Family support

Provides residential programs for individuals with mental illness. - Enhanced Personal Care Home (EPCH):Provides residential services to adults with chronic mental health conditions, offers community living opportunities, supports and assists residents with personal care needs and access to community services, including social and/or personal adjustment. Areas of need focused on are personal hygiene, daily living skills, medication management/administration, community social services, recreational activities, health services, laundry services and dietary needs. 20-bedroom facility with a home atmosphere with a fully functional kitchen, dining area, living room, activity room, sitting area, multiple full and half bathrooms and a front yard and back yard with patio furniture included.

Lifesharing provides people with disabilities with an opportunity to live as part of an extended family in the community. Participants are given the choice of where and with who they want to live.

Provides community living for people with developmental disabilities through placement with a host family. Person-centered training for the foster family and the participating individual focuses on everyday living skills, family dynamics, and skill development.

- Crisis and Diversion Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR): Offers opportunity for individuals to improve daily living skills and become more integrated in the community. Residential setting assists individual and diverts from hospitalization. Recovery plans focus on 11 skill areas. - 2 crisis beds for stays less than 5 days - 12 diversion beds for stays up to 45 days - 1 bed for a dually diagnosed with MH/ID hospital diversion

Provides homes and a full range of services to individuals with all levels of intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Operates 106 community group homes and 4 campuses across Pennsylvania. Develops individualized plans of care for each person with the goal of achieving his/her highest level of independence while enhancing quality of life. Services range from physical, occupational, and communication therapies to vocational training and employment support. Therapeutic activities and developmental training focus on sensory, environmental, and pre-vocational skill development.

Offers a transitional residential program for young adults age 18 and older. This supervised and structured living environment empowers young people with disabilities by teaching them the skills they need to make the move from living at home with their families to living in the least restrictive community setting.

Provides trained staff in each home to assist individuals in various aspects of household routines such as shopping, laundry, cooking, budgeting and entertaining.

New Options is a licensed personal care home that promotes clients' independence and integrity by providing a supportive community environment for elderly individuals who are mentally impaired, and who had been institutionalized. Clients are encouraged to function as independently as possible via making decisions and choices on activities of daily living and community participation.