The Elks home nurse can provide the following services for a person with a developmental delay: - in-home medical case management services - advocate for an individual's legal and human rights - provide information regarding resources and services available - assess needs and help to access equipment - advocate for appropriate educational services - assist with finding activities within the community - offer instruction regarding home care - provide emotional support - help with vocational goals - assist with residential placement - provide referrals to appropriate agencies - interpret clinical findings and act as liaison between health care professionals

Offers evidence-based, applied behavioral analysis (ABA) therapy services for autism to children impacted by autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and their families, in homes, schools, and community locations. Develops and implements individual treatment plans. Provides intensive, one-on-one therapy 20+ hours per week and service coordination with other professionals and resource providers. Focuses on improving language and communication skills, memory, academic readiness, social and group skills, and caregiver support.

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.

Champions a life of inclusion, opportunity, and equity for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through advocacy, education, and support.

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.

Provides faith-based support and services including a day program as well as home and community-based services.

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

Provides day program services including help with self-care, communications, socialization, and community participation as well as mobility and use of community resources.

Offers hearing evaluations, hearing aids, hearing aid counseling, and the Hear Now Program for low income individuals, as well as outpatient speech evaluations and speech therapy.

Offers an Adult Training Facility that focuses on assisting individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities to become active members of their community. Individuals participate in individual and group community based vocational, recreational, and social activities in a community-integrated setting that reflects their individual goals. Pre-vocational skills, educational activities, and activities of daily living are provided at the Center in a variety of group and individual activities allowing for individualized instruction/assistance in the development of competency in specific skill areas and the enhancement of a positive self-image.

Offers an individualized range of supports provided by The Branch staff to adults with psychiatric or intellectual disabilities living independently in their own apartments or with family.

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.

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 Parent-Child Interaction Therapy to enhance a positive relationship between caregiver and child and to promote effective behavior management and discipline techniques. PCIT is conducted through 12 to 20 weekly sessions that uses child-directed and parent-directed interaction.

Offers special instruction, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and physical therapy to facilitate early education and learning within the context of a child's natural settings and daily activities.

Each Thursday after work, about 50 of the clients from our day program gather in one of two groups for fun and learning. The groups are led by a team of volunteers. Some of our volunteers are Handi-Crafters' staff who put on different hats for the afternoon, while others are from the community at-large. Each group has five or six "helpers" as they work through the afternoon's activities. These activities include musical sing alongs; exercising to "Chicken Fat", discovering their artistic talents, playing BINGO and many others. Special events are planned around the holidays.

Offers opportunities to socialize on-site at our community center through activity groups around shared interests (such as video gaming) or game nights, pot-luck dinners and more. Additionally offers many opportunities for community experiences such as sports, theater, museums, bowling, billiards, restaurants, and more.

Operates as a day program offering supervised activities in the community that include opportunities for socialization, community engagement, and volunteerism.

Teaches techniques for cooking safely, identifying canned goods, freezer items and medicines, managing laundry and housekeeping tasks, and keeping the household well-organized. Staff assists with marking appliances and with evaluating and implementing safety related changes within the home.

Provides non-skilled In-Home Caregivers to help clients gain and maintain new independence in essential activities of daily life. Services includes bathing, dressing, toileting, mobility assistance, food prep, shopping and errands, light housekeeping, socializing, encouraging engagement, and respite for family caregivers.

Program assists individuals living in the community in attaining, maintaining skills in the areas of self-help, socialization and adaptive skills. It can be helping someone learn how to cook, ride a bus or make small purchases.

PossAbilities, Adult Day Activities, embodies the mission of Avenues by providing year round day support designed specifically for adults of 18 years of age and older with moderate to profound developmental and/or physical disabilities. PossAbilities provides a variety of services based on an individual's specific needs and abilities. Functional Skills Training Each program participant who attends the adult training facility (ATF) has goals to target specific areas of training, which are developed by the interdisciplinary team. These goals aid individuals in achieving their highest level of independence and environmental control. Training focuses on the following areas, based on an individual's needs and preferences. Some areas of training may overlap to increase independence in all aspects of their lives. Pet therapy Sensory Stimulation Fine motor skills Money management Household skills Community awareness and integration Socialization Recreation/leisure Activities of d

Community based program designed to assist individuals to gain, maintain, and improve skills in the areas of self-care, daily living activities, social skills, and to enable the person to increase involvement in community activities. These services help individuals live in their home, participate in local community activities, use community resources such as parks, pools, and movies, and access informal supports such as service clubs, senior programs, and other community opportunities. lso have the availability to seek volunteer positions as part of this program.

Provides training and assistance to people with developmental disabilities who live independetly or at home with their families. Staff teach cooking and laundry skills, writing, personal hygiene, decision making, and money management. Staff may also take the individual out for activities such as shopping, recreational activities, and to doctor's appointments. In-home staff will follow up with therapeutic exercises if recommended by the physician, physical therapist, or occupational therapist.

Assists individuals in acquiring, maintaining, and improving self-help, domestic, socialization, and adaptive skills. Services consist of support in the general areas of self-care, communication, fine and gross motor skills, mobility, therapeutic activities, personal adjustment, relationship development, socialization, and use of community resources. When services are provided by agency-based providers, this service also includes transportation services necessary to enable the individual to participate in the home and community habilitation service, in accordance with the individual's ISP.