Individual Supports
Our Individual Supports services help participants build the adaptive, communication, and daily living skills needed to thrive at home and in the community. Supports are tailored to each individual’s goals and may include assistance with self-care, routines, household tasks, communication, and greater independence in everyday life.
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs):
- Eating
- Toilet hygiene
- Bathing and showering
- Dressing
- Personal hygiene and grooming
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs):
- Managing money
- Shopping for groceries and/or clothing
- Meal preparation
- Transportation and travel training
- Scheduling and appointments
- Household organization
- Community participation
Community-Based Supports
Our Community-Based Supports services help individuals participate more fully in daily life through one-to-one support at home and in the community. Services may include skill-building, social development, self-care support, structured activities, mentoring, and guidance that promotes independence, confidence, and inclusion.
- Assessment and therapy services
- Mentoring
- Skill-building sessions
- Training of basic self-care tasks, social skills, and activities of daily living
- Positive reinforcement to achieve goals while minimizing challenging behavior
- Assistance with community-based and time-structured activities
- Ongoing behavioral support
- Small group outings and community leisure and education activities
Supported Employment
Our Supported Employment services help individuals prepare for, obtain, and maintain meaningful work in competitive or self-employment settings. Services may include job coaching, travel training, benefits support, workplace instruction, and ongoing employment-related guidance.
Individual Employment Support
We coordinate the activities needed to help an individual obtain and maintain an individual job in competitive employment or self-employment settings.
- Goal setting
- Training and systematic instruction
- Job coaching
- Benefit support/planning
- Travel training
- Job site analysis
Small Group Employment Support
We offer services and training activities to participants with disabilities, working in regular business, industry, and community settings, in groups of two to eight workers. Services may include but are not limited to:
- Group placement
- Social enterprises
- On-site job planning
- Job development
- Job site analysis
Respite
Our Respite services provide short-term relief for families and caregivers while ensuring individuals continue to receive safe, dependable support in the home or community. Respite can help reduce caregiver stress, create flexibility for daily responsibilities, and provide families with peace of mind.
Our Respite program is available for multiple periods, including:
- Hourly;
- Daily without overnight; or
- Daily with overnight.
Prevocational Training
Our Prevocational Training services help individuals build workplace readiness, confidence, and practical skills that support future employment in integrated community settings. Supports may be delivered one-to-one or in small groups and focus on communication, task completion, safety, professionalism, and problem-solving.
- Job clubs
- Basic computer skill classes
- Developing effective communication with supervisors, coworkers, and customers
- Professional conduct and following directions
- Task follow-through and completion
- Problem-solving and strategies
- Workplace safety and mobility training
- Volunteer experiences
