Families are eligible for a variety of services including, but not limited to, professional counseling, material assistance, financial assistance, and general advocacy. Assists people with disabilities to participate fully in community life through programs and services which are grounded in the appreciation of each person's individual needs and preferences. Modifications include the installation of ramps, grab bars and railings, widening of doorways, and technical adaptive equipment, etc. This program is facilitated through the Community Resources Consultants, who monitor the matches, goals, and outcomes. Its guiding purposes are the stimulation of awareness and understanding of our total environment for people of all ages.
Programs are multi- disciplinary and serve a wide range of ages and interests.
Casual visitors may walk trails. Teaches students a greater sense of responsibility to their community and how to work effectively as a team member. MON-FRI A nonprofit organization serving persons with epilepsy, their families and friends. Programs include information and referral, support groups, employment services, pharmaceutical plan, respite care, camp, family services and education, after-school care, scholarship program, newsletter, speakers, and legislative advocacy network. Includes exercises, crafts, painting, duplicate bridge, support groups for bereaved and caregivers, information and referral to county and state benefit programs, RSVP station, county nutrition site, outreach, limited transportation, and seasonal special events.