Day Supports
Day Support Options Include:
Supported Employment: People are assisted in finding a job that matches their unique skill and aptitudes. Ongoing support and transportation are provided as needed.
Community Participation: People are involved in a variety of community exploration opportunities, which may lead to the development of relationships or paid employment.
Day Habilitation: People learn and acquire skills needed to live in their homes and community.
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Residential Supports
Residential Support Options Include:
Supported Living: One or two people live in their own home in the community while receiving staff support based on their individual needs.
Group Homes: Two group homes provide twenty-four hour support for elderly individuals.
Family-Based Residential Services: One or two individuals live with and receive support from a family in that family's home.
Respite Services: Short-term residential support is offered in the individual's own home or in an out-of-home residence.
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Family Supports
Support Options for People and Their Families Include:
Early Intervention Services: Home and community-based services are provided for infants and toddlers under age three and their families. Services are available for children who exhibit a disability or a delay in speech, motor, cognitive, social, or other learning skills.
Family Support: Support is provided to families containing a member with a severe disability. Supports address needs as identified by the family and may include financial assistance, supplies, equipment, respite, and service coordination.
Personal Assistance: Adults and children receive individual assistance from a trained staff member who supports them in a variety of activities in their home and community.
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