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Provides affordable housing and supported living for adults with serious mental illness.

Supported Living

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- Offers supervised, unsupervised, and supportive housing
- Includes medication monitoring, treatment planning, meal preparation, shopping, and budgeting

Provides supports for individuals with developmental disabilities who wish to remain at home.

Aging and Disability Services

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- Offers instruction on physical, emotional, social, and cognitive skills

Provides in-home services for individuals with developmental disabilities.

In-Home Care

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- Includes housekeeping, financial counseling, personal care, and case management

Provides support services for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities.

Disability Services

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- Includes case management, employment training, employment placing, workshops, family education, advocacy
- Offers community-based services and group living in supervised homes
- Adult Day Centers coordinate recreational, fitness, arts, and personal development activities.
- Childcare available

Provides education, support, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by Aphasia.

Advocacy, Supportive Therapies

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- Includes various therapeutic and social groups, outings, and other activities
- Offers access to occupational, physical, and speech therapy services

Provides education, advocacy, and support for individuals living with multiple sclerosis and their families.

Adult Day Program

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- Includes social activities; cognitive stimulation; and occupational, physical, and speech therapies

• Includes peer counseling, individual and system advocacy, living skills instruction, and referrals 
• Offers workshops, training, and consultation on workplace ADA compliance
• Informs the community on relevant issues through meetings, seminars, and a newsletter

Offers orientation and mobility training for individuals losing their vision or already have low vision.

Medical Care

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- Provides instruction in braille, typing, low-vision Aide, talking books, and other technologies
- Teaches cooking, housekeeping, financial management, and other independent living techniques

• Includes volunteer opportunities, recreation, health and wellness, and personal development 
• Provides a separate program for retired individuals who want to engage in leisure activities

Provides training and support services to develop confidence and independence.

Rehabilitation Services

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- Programs include Gaining Leadership, Independence, Direction, and Experience (GLIDE), Summer College Prep, Students Training in Advocacy and Responsibility (STAR), and GOLD STAR
- Offers year-round elementary, middle, and high school programs
- Includes weekend getaways, guidance from mentors, and referrals to other resources

Provides a range of housing options for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Residential Care

• Includes community integration, recreation, and in-home services
• Offers job training, development, placement, retention, and coaching
• Summer camps, an equestrian program, and year-round travel are also provided
• Special services are available for veterans

Provides support for children with autism in the areas of behavior management, social and life skills, and early intervention.

Mental Health Services

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- Includes an after-school program, respite care, and intensive in-home or community-based supports

Provides in-home assistance to individuals who require help with daily living activities.

In-Home Care

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- Includes personal care, housekeeping, budgeting, laundry, meal preparation, respite care, and shopping assistance
- Teaches clients are to perform tasks independently.

• Includes supported employment, residential services, and an after-school respite program 
• Offers center-based activities and paid or volunteer work in the community

Provides services and support to individuals with disabilities to help them live independently.

Employment Services

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- Includes counseling, support groups, advocacy, life skills instruction, and employment services
- Helps clients transition from nursing homes or from education to employment
- Links to resources and agencies at the county and state levels

Provides support services for individuals with mental, physical, and developmental disabilities.

Advocacy

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- Includes living skills training, peer counseling, youth programs, and advocacy
- Helps clients fund accessibility modifications to homes and acquire assistive technology
- Offers community-supported living arrangements
- Refers to other community resources as needed

Provides training and support services to develop confidence and independence.

Rehabilitation Services

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- Training in daily living tasks, traveling independently with a cane, and socialization provided
- Includes instruction in braille, typing, and adaptive equipment
- Hosts bi-weekly group discussions about blindness-related issues
- Refers to other agencies that sell adaptive equipment and helpful tools

Provides independent living skills to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. 

Rehabilitation Services

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- Includes counseling, instruction, and practical experience
- Assists with tasks like budgeting, shopping, and medical appointments
- Refers to community resources, benefits, sign language education, video relay, and Teletypewriters

Provides onsite and outreach psychiatric rehabilitation services for adults with severe and persistent mental illness.

Mental Health Services

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- Includes case management, education, medication management, and socialization
- Provides services in the community, home, worksite, or other locations
- Offers assistance with daily living activities, substance use, and financial management

Offers support services to individuals with disabilities.

Respite Care, Aging and Disability Services, Case Management, Rehabilitation Services

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- Provides residential community living, respite services, and personal support services
- Includes case management, family and individual support, and life skills development

Provides individuals with disabilities the skills necessary for acquiring, maintaining, or increasing their independence in areas such as personal assistant management, building self-esteem, money management, navigating one’s environment, and self-advocacy.

Supported Living

• Offers residential rehabilitation and psychiatric rehabilitation day programs

Provides mental health and substance use treatment services.

Behavioral Health Services

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- Includes crisis stabilization, supported employment and education, and psychiatric rehabilitation

Provides assistance with life skills, including budgeting, cooking, nutrition, cleaning, shopping, and fitness

Rehabilitation Services

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- Provides group and individual support groups