The purpose of this program is to provide supervision and training to residents to enhance their functional living skills and independence. All residents receive services on a daily basis through the implementation of a comprehensive individual service plan, with 24-hour supervision from staff. The Supervised Apartments provide individuals who are able to live more independently with the opportunity to do so. These individuals assume the responsibility for maintaining an apartment while receiving 24-hour supervision and daily support from staff. For those individuals who are prepared for a semi-supervised living situation, the Supportive Apartment Program offers the individuals an opportunity to experience independent living in apartments located within the community.
Residential staff visit individuals on a regular basis providing guidance and support.
This program operates for six weeks during the summer and is aimed at broadening life experiences of handicapped children by exposing them to a variety of activities as well as providing basic learning concepts. The purpose of the Family Support Services Program is to provide coordination, technical assistance, support, and follow-up directed to families with MRDO individuals living at home. Accessing other services, programs and resources will help to maximize the options available to benefit the individuals and their family as well. In-home respite is short term temporary care of individuals with developmental disabilities that live at home with their families. In-home nursing respite care providers are available to individuals with developmental disabilities that have medical needs.