Supportive Living services provides individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to become increasingly more independent and self-sustaining in a homelike atmosphere, which includes adequate supervision to assure the health and safety of the residents.  Trained supervisory staff provide individualized training designed to optimize skills and abilities in the areas of social development, social participation, personal growth, and community awareness.

The agency provides Employment and Community Services for persons with developmental disabilities as an alternative to institutionalization. Alternative Community Services provides support and supervision in the individual’s home, training in daily living skills, respite for caregivers, and

transportation to access the community. The main objective of these services is to increase independence by improving skills and the ability to live, work, socialize, and integrate into the community.

The Waiver program is Federally-funded through Medicaid and supports home and community-based services. Day Habilitation provides training in daily living skills such as self-care, language, mobility, independent living, along with vocational and pre-vocational skills. The main objective of these programs is to provide the necessary supports needed to improve skills and abilities, thus increasing levels of independence.