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.
Services are supportive services uniquely required by blind and visually impaired persons.
These services are designed to provide the client with personal training to overcome barriers to effective participation in community life skills activities. This service is intended to help parents in their child-rearing role, promote healthy development and social functioning of children, prevent unnecessary removal of children from their homes, strengthen family functioning, and meet the needs of families in crisis. Services are those activities which, when not otherwise available, are planned with individuals in order that they may fulfill their intellectual potential for employment through education or training denied to them without positive intervention.