Community Participation Support
This service is designed to create opportunities and provide support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to participate actively and meaningfully in their communities. This service prioritizes community inclusion, the development of interests and skills, as well as enhancing opportunities for competitive integrated employment.
Community Engagement activities take place in various settings, such as local venues, community centers, licensed adult training facilities, accredited Older Adult Daily Living Centers, and vocational organizations. Within these diverse environments, individuals receive essential support and motivation to build social relationships, learn new skills, and explore employment possibilities.
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In-Home Community Services/Skill
This service is aimed at supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in learning, maintaining, and improving the necessary skills for independent living and active community involvement. The focus of these services is to enhance daily living capabilities and encourage participation in community activities, thereby improving overall quality of life.
Skill development initiatives may encompass instruction on safely preparing meals, helping individuals build the confidence and ability to utilize public transportation independently, as well as facilitating involvement in social or religious events like church functions. Providing personalized support and training empowers individuals to achieve greater independence and meaningful participation within their communities.
Consolidated P/FDS Community Living Base
Companion
This service is aimed at assisting individuals aged 18 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in participating more fully in both domestic and community environments. This service is specifically designed for those residing in private households, concentrating on providing supervision and support that enhances the client’s health, safety, and overall well-being.
Companion services can encompass help with daily living tasks, including meal preparation, reminders for medication, assistance with mobility, and opportunities for social interaction. The primary objective is to promote independence while safeguarding the individual’s welfare. Through these supportive measures, Companion services facilitate participation in community activities, foster social connections, and improve overall quality of life.
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Behavioral Support
This service is to serve adults aged 18 and older who have intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). This all-encompassing service commences with a detailed evaluation of the individual's behavioral requirements and challenges. Following this assessment, a tailored behavioral support plan is created and updated regularly to include effective strategies aimed at enhancing the individual's well-being and fostering positive behaviors.
The service encompasses the execution of interventions specifically designed to tackle behavioral issues. Additionally, training is offered not only to the individual but also to staff members and caregivers, ensuring that all parties involved comprehend and can consistently implement the support strategies. Our service levels are aligned with the qualifications of providers as well as the complexity of everyone’s needs, facilitating an appropriate alignment of services:
- Individuals with moderate behavioral support requirements, typically assisted by qualified behavioral specialists possessing foundational expertise.
- Those facing more intricate or severe behavioral challenges necessitating advanced qualifications from providers along with specialized interventions.
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Recreational Activities
This service facilitates recreational activities aimed at enhancing social interaction, physical well-being, and enjoyment. Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) gain significant advantages from engagement in such activities.
For instance, they may take part in modified yoga sessions to enhance flexibility and promote relaxation, compete in Special Olympics events to foster teamwork and self-assurance, or join art workshops to nurture creativity and personal expression.