Supervision of visitation and development of a written report resulting from the visitation may also be included. A group program designed to provide care and supervision to meet the needs of four or more functionally impaired adults for periods of less than twenty-four hours but more than two hours per day in a place other than the adult s home. These services are provided for protective services clients, for foster children, or preventive or supportive services clients or to enable employment, training, or education of parents or other legal caretakers or relatives. Services necessary to maintain a person with a developmental disability in their community. Services are based on an individual service plan and include such services as adult development, vocational maintenance and personal care.
Meal is delivered to the client's home.
Services to support individuals and families, usually in their own homes, when there are disruptions caused by illness, disability, social disadvantage, or other problems or when there is need of help to enhance the quality of daily life or to enable those individuals and families to remain in their own homes. It also provides for the institutional placement of adjudicated delinquents in need of special services or programs not available in the state. Organized efforts performed by trained personnel in certified mental health facilities to help individuals to overcome mental, emotional, social, and psychological dysfunction. Services are designed to assist persons to function at their highest level of independence despite any limiting physical or mental conditions which may include drug and alcohol dependence. A community residential service to provide supervision when necessary and coordinate support services to allow the individual to maintain an independent life style.