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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.

Plans,organizes and carries out social and recreational programs for people with developmental disabilities, family, friends and others. Provide many opportunities to enjoy social and recreational activities with their peers and the larger community.

Offers a joint employment arrangement where individuals or their surrogates act as the managing employer, responsible for managing the staff in their home. UCP, as your Agency with Choice provider, is the employer of record and is responsible for handling the employment-related finances and paperwork.

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.

A waiver funded, self-direct personal care service supporting individuals based in Lehigh & Northampton Counties. The Agency With Choice, or AWC, model allows an individual or the surrogate of their choosing to persons of their choice that will support them as needed within the individuals’ home and communities. The Arc of Lehigh & Northampton Counties acts as a co-employer, however the delivery of care remains managed and supervised by the individual and or their surrogate designee.

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.

Provides IEP assistance, and overall guidance through the education process. Offers transition support through the complexities of the IDD/A system.

Offers an all-inclusive licensed 2380 training facility/community based day program for adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Transportation to and from the center is offered. Participants are offered exercise, volunteer opportunties, recreational and educational activities. Referrals/intake are made to office in Tamaqua; location of day program is in Stroudsburg.

Assists people with disabilities to gain, maintain and improve skills in the areas of daily living, self care and social skills. Also provides supports to ensure the health and safety of individuals with disabilities while living in their homes. Personal health care and hygiene, household chores, public resources included.

Offers life skills (Community Participation Supports), job coaching, habilitation assistance (Companion), residential Sservices (Life Sharing through Family Living and Community Residential Habilitation), and behavior support services.

Resources for Human Development provides services in 14 states to adults and children with mental illness, developmental disabilities, substance abuse and those who are homeless. Programs include therapy and counseling services, job training, assisted transportation, crisis intervention, and supportive and/or affordable housing.

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.

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

Provides services in the home and community to assist individuals in acquiring, maintaining, and improving self-help, domestic, socialization, and adaptive skills.

IHCS staff assists people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in acquiring, maintaining, and improving the skills necessary to live more independently.

Provides adults with intellectual disabilities, autism, and behavioral health challenges the opportunity to live as independently as possible in homes with 24/7 support or a more independent living arrangement. Options include community group homes, licensed Lifesharing or unlicensed Lifesharing.

Provides a weekly, drop-in program offering crafts, recreational activities, light snacks, life-skills and socialization training.

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.

Provides one-on-one support in a person's home or in the community.

Delivers customized services to help people with disabilities accomplish daily tasks. People in this program don’t require 24/7 support; instead, they pursue interest-based activities and develop life skills

Offers a day program that includes music therapy, physical education and aquatics, life skills, vocational training, and community skills. Recreational and leisure programs also include arts and crafts, horticultural activities, and other community activities.

Offers opportunities to individuals with cognitive and developmental disabilities to explore their interests in an inclusive, integrated environment.

Offers comprehensive rehabilitative services provided through school program for children ages 2 to 8. Offers nursery school speech, language, hearing, and tympanometric screenings to preschool-age children. Vocational rehabilitation, sheltered employment program, and competitive employment for adults.

Provides support that enables adults with developmental disabilities to live as independently as possible in their own apartments and homes in the community. Individuals are supported in choosing their residences, with some adults purchasing their own homes. Services vary according to the individual need and are reduced as needs diminish. Includes assistance in money management, shopping and menu planning, home management, and accessing common community agencies.

Provides one-on-one support to adult individuals with disabilities who need assistance in gaining a certain skill and/or learning more about themselves in a community setting.