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Assists with performing basic household tasks within the individual’s primary residence (i.e., cleaning, laundry, household care), including maintenance related to the individual’s disability. These tasks must be beyond the scope of average household needs and must be related to the individual’s disability

Community connector services are provided in a wide range of settings to give our clients the freedom to interact and socialize with other non-developmental disabled individuals in the community. Furthermore, these services enable them access to typical activities in the community such as visiting:

• Playgrounds
• Museums
• Local Library
• Recreational Centers

Respite provides a safe and nurturing environment for children and youth, and gives a break to parents or primary caregivers. Respite is an important service that can sometimes prevent the need for a child or youth to require full-time care.

Residential Habilitation Services and Supports help you stay safe and healthy and teach skills needed to live in the community. Services include assessment and evaluation, training materials, transportation, fees, and supplies. You can live in:

• Individual Residential Services and Supports (IRSS) has up to 3 people living together
• Group Residential Services and Supports (GRSS) has 4 to 8 people living together in a Residential Care Facility or Residential Community Home.
• A qualified family home

Services in both IRSS and GRSS may include training in self-advocacy, independent living, money management, decision-making, and emergency assistance. Services may include counseling, behavioral therapy, and other therapeutic interventions. They may also include medical and health care services to meet your daily needs. These include giving medications, community access services, travel services, and supervision to help you stay safe.