Developmental Disabilities provides services in many areas. Eligibility is based on a person's needs and circumstances.
- Services Coordination: A services coordinator provides help in identifying, accessing and coordinating services. The services coordinator makes sure a person gets the services and supports they need.
- Residential Services: Residential programs care for people who need support in neighborhood settings. Programs provide room and board. Programs can help with medical and health needs, behavior management, and participating in community activities.
- In-Home Services: In-home services help people get the care they need to live in their homes or with family. Services can help with medical and health needs, behavior management and taking part in community activities.
- Employment: Employment programs help people prepare for and get community-based jobs. These programs help people learn skills and get experience to get the jobs they want.
- Day Support Activities: Day Support Activity programs help people participate in activities in their community and provide support for their needs while out in the community.
- Transportation: Transportation support helps people get to work and places in their community.
- Family Support: Family Support helps families get the information and support needed for the child to live in the family home. Families can access Family Support funding when it is available.
- Brokerage Services: Adults living in their home or a family home can choose a brokerage for case management. A personal agent provides help in identifying, accessing and coordinating services. The personal agent makes sure that a person gets the services and supports the person needs.
Resources
Below is a list of resource links for individuals, families and advocates. If you have a services coordinator (case manager), they can help you learn more about these resources. Your services coordinator will also help you find other resources specific to your needs, interests, and goals.