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.

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.

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.

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 personal finances and home care training, transportation, companion services, social skills, and self care. Offers assistance for finding and keeping housing.

A comprehensive assessment, education, support and rehabilitation program that identifies and treats older adults who are at risk for four of the most common geriatric syndromes A) Depression B) Dementia C) Falls risk D) Incontinence

Offers an innovative individualized program for adults with serious mental illness. Helps individuals learn skills to confidently be able to hold a job, return to school, or volunteer in the community.

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.

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 .

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 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.

Provides an array of services, assessment, residential, supported living, education and employment support, and more that are designed to increase the independence, self-sufficiency, and quality of life of adults with serious mental illness and other development challenges.

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.

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.

Life Skills training is an individualized service designed to increase independence. The consumer (a person with a disability) sets the pace, decides the goals, and does the work. Life Skills staff serve as role models, advocates, and supporters. Training areas are housing, money management, social/recreation, self-care, mobility/transportation, education, vocation, communication, assistive technology, sexuality, service coordination, advocacy, and attendant care. RTFCIL also offers the following curriculum: Budgeting/Checkbook Balancing, Cooking/Meal Preparation, Housing Assistance, and Job Readiness.

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.

Individual and group counseling and educational activities aimed at helping adolescents prepare for independence (budgeting, employment, apartment living, etc.).

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

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

Works with individuals and families in the home and community to teach basic living skills and social skills to enhance participation in community life.

Offers information and referral, peer support, advocacy, independent living skills, and attendant care services.

Provides individuals with the skills needed to remain independent in the community. This training focuses on activities of daily living (cooking, cleaning, managing your clothing, etc.), personal and interpersonal communication skills (money management, writing, maintaining your bills, etc.) along with orientation and mobility training.

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.

Providing 5 core services to individuals who are in need of assistance. Those services are Information and Referral, Advocacy, Peer Support, Independent Living Skills Training, and Transition Services. Offers several other services on top of the 5 core services.

Services for individuals, many of whom previously resided in institutional settings, in agency-operated homes with full-time care and supervision, and with support services provided in their own homes or apartments. Services include both Community Living Arrangements and Supported Independent Living.