Where possible, residential services are arranged in the individual's home community. A variety of living arrangements exist so individuals and their families may choose the one best suited to their needs. Many are homes in residential areas, generally housing up to four people. Intensive adult care services , that provide short-term, intensive support in the community for adults with severe behavioural challenges. Training and Support Services Training and Support programs assist adults with developmental disabilities to become as independent as possible.
Services help people achieve their personal goals and take part in community life.
The Self Help Skills program provides training in personal and social skills to assist adults to be part of, and live more independently in the community. This may include training in personal care, use of public transportation, budgeting, community access, socialization, and employment readiness skills. This program assists eligible individuals to gain work experience and find and keep permanent employment. Supported work placements provide on-site training, supervision and support in a variety of work settings. Home Support Programs Home support workers may provide direct homemaking, household management, or training in these skill sets, to help adults with developmental disabilities maintain their independent or semi-independent living arrangements.