Our Waiver Services

Day Habilitation services help individuals achieve satisfying and rewarding connections and relationships within their communities. These services are flexible and can be provided almost anywhere in the community an individual wishes to learn new skills. It is a person-centered program and focuses on becoming independent in day-to-day, non-vocational, personal skills.

In-home support is a service for individuals under the age of 18 and is based on the needs of each family. Care is done in the family home where providers work on goals set in each person’s plan of care–focusing on areas such as self-help, communication and motor skills.

Respite care is an essential part of the overall support that families may need to keep their family member with a disability at home. It can be planned for a few hours or for as long as a weekend. Respite can take place in a clients’ home or another setting, such as at the facility or in the community. Respite can take place regularly or intermittently, as needed.

Supported Employment services are designed for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities who are interested in working in the community. The focus for participants is not only on achieving employment in a competitive work environment, but also acquiring the skills to become productive and valuable employees.

Supported living is a service for individuals 18-years old and above with the goal of helping each individual develop independent living skills. The focus of supported living is to teach skills that foster independence, such as hygiene, household maintenance skills and access to community resources.