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.

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.

Services offered: - Comprehensive examination by an ophthalmologist or optometrist. Discusses what low vision aids are available. - Occupational Therapy services - Orientation and Mobility training - Demonstration, evaluation and sale of Closed Circuit Television Systems, also known as CCTVs. Access Technology services/training is available. - Provides comprehensive client support services: Access Technology, Talking Book Program, Public Education, Low Vision Rehabilitation, Low Vision Services, Preschool Screening and Remedial Eye Care. - Provides Social Services, including transportation to medical appointments and essential community errands; and in-home support services.

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

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.

Offers home visitation services. Provides weekly community-based activities including food shopping and trips to the bank

Provides supported living services to individuals with mental health needs through medication monitoring and in-home assistance. In-home assistance includes budget and shopping education, nutritional education, household maintenance support and life skills . Supported Living Services include, but are not limited to budgeting and shopping assistance, nutrition education, household maintenance support, and life skills assistance.

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.

Helps adults recovering from mental health challenges to live in the community while developing independent living skills. Offers single or shared apartments and shared single-family houses.

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.

Provide people with visual impairments the skills, supports, and solutions that advance their self-sufficiency. Offers lIfe skills education support services, technology solutions, and preventive services.

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 supervised group home and apartment structured environments for adult mental health consumers to learn community living skills.

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

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.

Prepares young males making the transition from placement to independent living with the skills and resources necessary to become independent and productive members of society. Live-in house parent supervision, access to normal community life and activities, and availability of New Life Alternative School if needed. Life skills assessment and life skills plan for each young person. Formal and informal opportunities for life skills education with a level system leading to readiness for living independently. Opportunity to continue individual treatment through community and New Life resources. On-going guidance and support for the client's next step whether it is returning to family, post high school training, the military, or living independently.

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

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.

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.

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 veterans with In-home personal care services, assistance with grocery shopping and meal preparations/feeding, assistance with personal hygiene routine and dressing, providing medication reminders, transportation and assistance with doctor's appointments, help with managing cleaning the home and laundry, community support services, access to wellness group activities, opportunities for social interaction, training sessions supporting independent living, assistive technology

Assists the client as they adapt to changes in vision while providing essential information about available resources. Services include: reading/sorting mail, preparing bills/checks for payment, grocery shopping/sorting. Assistive technology support group assists with learning to use smart devices. Monthly Group Education meetings.

Offers instruction and experiences that improve daily living skills and foster independence. Instruction is provided one-on-one or in peer group settings, depending on the client's needs.

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 the necessary rehabilitative services needed for those with a visual impairment.