Community Participation Supports – services designed to help individuals actively engage in their communities, promoting inclusion and independence.
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In Home and Community Supports – services provided by the Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) to individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism.
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This provides non-medical support, focusing on emotional, social, and practical assistance for individuals who need companionship and support but don’t require extensive medical care.
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Temporary relief for family caregivers, allowing them to take a break from their daily caregiving duties.
This program equips participants with essential skills to thrive both at home and within their communities. Life skill coaches provide inspiration, prompts, and guidance to help individuals achieve independence.
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Utilizing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques, this service helps participants develop skills in communication, social interaction, community involvement, vocational tasks, and independent living, all aimed at enhancing quality of life.
Focused on addressing behavioral barriers, our specialists create comprehensive behavioral support plans tailored to each participant. These plans are adaptable and evolve to provide optimal support based on individual needs.
Recognizing the purpose and fulfillment that employment brings, we offer vocational assessments, job placement assistance, coaching, and extended support. Services are personalized to align with each participant’s interests and are provided close to home.