Services We Offer
In-Home Respite Care
Respite care is temporary, non-medical supervision provided in the consumer's own home that allows primary caregivers to take a break from their usual duties. Families who use respite support are often better positioned to provide ongoing care for their children. Depending on a family's needs, this support can be scheduled regularly or as needed.
Personal Assistance
Personal assistance services (PAS) help a person with a disability do tasks that he or she would normally do if there was no disability. The use of PAS in supported living services is often the key to a person being able to successfully live in the home of his or her choice. Among the tasks we provide: general safety supervision, assistance with daily living activities, medication reminders, recreational and community-based activities, attending college, running errands, and help with public transportation.
Homemaker Program
The Homemaker program is a service that maintains, strengthens, or safeguards the care of an individual with developmental disabilities in their home. Tasks provided during services include general safety supervision, assistance with daily living activities, medication reminders, light housekeeping, and other tasks to maintain the safety of the individual.
Specialized Supervision
Socialization training aims to provide supervision and socialization opportunities to school-aged children with developmental disabilities. Tasks provided during services may include general safety supervision, assistance with daily living activities, communication assistance, and activities related to community integration.
Social Recreation Program
Providing care is more than home support, it’s also socialization. Our Social Recreation program trains providers to identify the best activity for your loved one and will work with your loved one to achieve their personal goals. Check with your regional center to see if you qualify for this program.
Paid Internship Program
The goal of this program is for individuals to gain vocational skills and build a resume to enter competitive integrative employment (CIE).