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Offers intellectual disabilities services providing case management, family support services, community participation supports (formally called day programming), supported employment, residential habitation, in-home, and companion as well as respite.

Provides advocacy services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families. Offers individualized representation in accessing special education services, adult intellectual disabilities, waiver services, healthcare, transportation, and any other concerns of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

Provides advocacy services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families. Offers individualized representation in accessing special education services, adult intellectual disabilities, waiver services, healthcare, transportation, and any other concerns of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

Provides a supportive living program design to prevent psychiatric and medical re-hospitalization while giving individuals independent housing in a supportive environment. Residents have access to 24/7 staff support. The program is designed to help individuals obtain independence of living within the community as well as aid in learning skills such as daily living skills, money management skills, and self-care. Also assists residents to work collaboratively with their medical professionals to understand their concerns and manage their medications.

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.

Provides semi-independent living in community homes that focus on mastering basic activities for daily living (meal planning, housekeeping, money handling, etc.), recreation and leisure activities (going to fairs, festivals, and other events), and offers an animal program (caring for dogs, cats, ducks, chickens, and other animals to teach teamwork and respect).

Operates 23 Community Living Arrangements (CLA) and one Community Residential Rehabilitation home (CRRH).

Provides a residential program for adults who are unable to live alone because of difficulties with daily living skills, in social or personal adjustment, or because of disabilities. Providers open up their homes to individuals who need a supervised living arrangement in a home-like environment.

Offers several levels of supportive housing for individuals with intellectual, physical, and other related disabilities.

Offers family-based housing for individuals with disabilities. Both children and adults with a variety of needs and challenges can be supported through Lifesharing.

Provides residential placement in neighborhood group homes for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities and mental health diagnoses. Support focuses on independence, choice, and community involvement. Staff ensure that each person adapts to residential living and coordinates the relationships between families, caregivers, and supports coordinator personnel.

Matches an individual needing supervised living with a family who is paid to provide ongoing care in their home.

Assists with finding housing and making connections between individuals/families that have varying disabilities and property owner/managers. Connects people with disabilities to independent housing options of their choice, in the community of their choice. Serves as a resource of information, light case management, advocacy, and assistance with navigating through various housing systems.

Provides residential services and living arrangements that offer several levels of support and encourage varying levels of independence.

Provides residential options for individuals with developmental disabilities and/or for mental health consumers. Options for persons with developmental disabilities include: Community Homes, Supported Living Services, and Life Sharing. Options for Mental Health Consumers include: Personal Care Homes, Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR), Supportive Housing: Permanent, Supervised Living, and Independent Living.

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.

Matches a person with a disability with an individual or a family to share their lives together. The family assists them in learning skills that will keep the individual happy, safe and healthy. The family support from the agency as well as a tax free stipend. This relationship enriches the lives of both the individual and the family.

Provides licensed homes in the community with 24/7 staff member support. Assistance is provided withmedications, meals, housekeeping, finances, decision-making, health and wellness, and emotional well-being. The Residential Program is offered on a long-term or a short-term basis. Supported Living program enables the individual to remain at home with support from staff to manage personal resources, health, mobility, transportation, and use of community resources to promote independence.

Licensed Community Homes are able to provide round the clock assistance and supervision of an individual both in the home and in the multitude of social and community gatherings that are offered through providers. Life Sharing through Family Living allows an individual to live in a family environment with trained individuals providing care. Depending upon the consumer, these homes can be licensed or unlicensed.

Provides community residential services, pre-vocational training services, and intermediate care for adults with intellectual disabilities.

Provides 24-hour supervised homes in the communities throughout Washington County for youth and adults with disabilities. Teaches individuals the necessary skills to maintain day-to-day living.

Matches adults or children with intellectual and/or developmental disability with a family/individual in the community to live together as a family unit, or in some cases companions. In addition to providing a home, the host family or companion (which are called providers), actively participates in supporting the person in cultivating self-care, social skills, and communication skills. The providers are also responsible for health and safety needs.

Offers a range of housing options, from independent to round-the-clock staff supervision. Residents receive supports and services based on their individual levels of need. Levels of support vary from below 30 hours per week to around-the-clock assistance.

Provides affordable housing and support services to senior citizens and adult individuals with mental, physical, and developmental disabilities who would otherwise be homeless.

Offers supportive housing and placement services for older adults or individuals that may not otherwise be able to care for themselves independently.