Services and Supports in Brief

• Family Support—assists families with accessing community supports, acquiring specialized equipment and home modifications to prevent crisis and/or out-of-home placement.

• Supported Living—individual’s choice of community living with assistance in activities of daily living.

• Supported Employment—assistance with skill building in independent placements and community based employment opportunities.

• Day Habilitation— assistance with skill development that enables a person to participate fully in their community.

• Care Coordination—developing person-centered plans for support.

• Foster Care/Family Habilitation—supports children and adults in loving family settings.

• Shared Care—supports children in their own home with time spent in another family’s home.

• In-Home Supports—provides the needed support to a family to keep their child at home.

• Home Ownership—assistance with fulfilling people’s dreams of owning their own home.

• Community Health and Wellness—supports individuals in choosing their own health professionals.  Provides wellness supports to individuals who experience disabilities, families and employees. 

• Rural and Urban Subsistence Activities—assists people to engage in activities that are traditional to their family or culture.

• Supported Parenting/Relationships—supporting families (couples with and/or without children & single parents) who experience disabilities to learn and complete activities of daily living, with an intense focus on relationships, familial roles, and parenting skills.

• Mental Health—provides an array of mental health services for children and adults, including those with dual diagnosis.

• Behavioral Health—assists individuals with managing their challenging behaviors so they may access their community and live independently as possible.

• Recreational Opportunities— supports individuals in participating in inclusive structured recreation programs.

• Spiritual Wellness— provides facilitation in connecting with faith communities, renewing the spirit, coping with illness and grief, along with other spiritual needs.

• Self-Advocacy/Self-Determination—assists people in actively advocating for one’s self through education, support and mentoring.