Helps individuals develop independent living skills that enable them to fulfill physical and social integration goals. Areas addressed may include socialization and decision-making skills, basic banking and budgeting, meal preparation, assistance with community integration, transportation as well as health and safety issues.

Offers a program designed to use supports within youths' communities to address behavioral and physical healthcare needs, family functioning, independent living, educational and vocational goals, socialization, and future planning.

Site-based Psychiatric Rehabilitation services are provided in a facility set up as a learning community. All participants work on individualized goals through creative and engaging classes and community participation.

Provides advocacy for individuals with disabilities, independent skills training, information and referral, and service coordination for individuals on waivers.

A vocational and psychiatric rehabilitation program - Learn skills that are useful in finding and maintaining employment within a supportive environment - Offers transitional, supported and independent employment

Providing services to individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities who are in need of assistance.

Prepares high school students and young adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities, including autism, to reach personal potential in independent living, employment, and secondary education. Individuals may attend the program full or part time. The program allows for participation tailored to the students' needs by utilizing technology, simulations, hands-on practice and visual aids to develop pre-vocational, educational and daily living skills. This program offers individual and group community-based career exploration, vocational, recreational and social activities for individuals participating in a community integrated setting that reflects individual goals.

Provides adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live in the community of their choice in the private family home of their dedicated Lifesharing providers called Mentors, who provide the individuals we serve with: A) 24-hour home-based monitoring B) Medication management oversight C) Community integration/structured activities D) Life skills development E) Activities of daily living management F) Transportation G) 24/7 on-call support

Operates group homes with staff that are on site during day hours with admin on call support overnight with up to 30 hours of direct service per week. Supports residents' daily living skills with a focus on an independent lifestyle.

Provides minimal assistance for people with developmental disabilities who are able to live on their own. The program serves as a bridge from living at home or in a Community Living Arrangement (CLA) to independent living.

Provides referrals for Orientation and Mobility Training. The individual's plan may include: sensory awareness, spatial concepts, searching skills, sighted guide, independent movement, cane skills, and protective techniques.

Providing services to individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities who are in need of assistance.

Providing services to individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities who are in need of assistance.

For individuals who need assistance or support to maintain independence in the community.

Helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities develop the skills necessary for daily life. Programs and services include: A) Arts and crafts B) Self-care classes C) Recreational outings

Provides day programming services that focus on engaging activities, community participation, and helping adults to increase their independent living skills. Offers transportation to and from services.

Provides instruction on skills necessary to gain and maintain independent living.

Provides a comprehensive program of geriatric assessments, mental health evaluations, education, living skills, and rehabilitation that identifies and treats older adults who are at risk for depression, dementia, fall risk, and incontinence.

Groups meet for support that promotes adjustment to vision loss through effective coping skills. Agenda includes instruction, discussion, informational lectures by guest speakers, art workshops, gardening, field trips and social activities.

Providing services to individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities who are in need of assistance.

Provides support to participants to gain, maintain, and improve skills that allow them to live and participate in their local community. These skills include self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills as defined by an Individual Support Plan. Activities can range from teaching how to safely utilize public transportation or learning to cook to volunteering in community programs.

Rehabilitation Services provides clients with the skills needed to remain independent in the community. By helping clients improve their ability in areas such as activities of daily living, interpersonal communication skills, computer use, and orientation & mobility, the Rehab Dept works with the client to help them regain/obtain a level of independence lost since they experienced diminished eyesight.

Structured day program of diverse individualized activities designed to enhance the quality of socialization and daily living skills of intellectually disabled individuals from various living situations. Persons age 18 or older. Open daily from 8am to 3:30pm, the Day Program supports individuals in increasing their independent living skills through a wide choice of physical, musical and social activities. Individuals are offered Community Participation Supports to experience community events through trips, volunteer opportunities, and other activities on a regular basis.

Provides supervised, transitional group home and apartment structured environments for adult mental health consumers to learn community living skills with the goal of preparing them for independent living.

Offers instruction to assist individuals to achieve their independent living goals. Examples of areas of instruction are money management, basic computer skills, cooking, how to use public transit, resume building, etc.