The Supervised Living - Residential program provides community living skills instruction to individuals with developmental disabilities living in smaller residences such as apartments or condominiums. Daily routines incorporate activities typical of others living in the community. Staff visits each person regularly to provide instruction or support and are available 24 hours a day for emergencies. Individuals will receive less supervision than in group homes but will receive the support needed to improve their independent living skills and community participation.

Supervised Living - Periodic

Personal Assistance - Individuals living on their own or with families members may be eligible for this service. Support facilitators work one on one with the individual to enhance their life skills and maximize their level of independence and autonomy.

Respite - Families with children from birth to adult may utilize these services. Services may include periodic relief for a family or a family substitute on a temporary basis.

Alternative Family Living (AFL) - Children or adults with developmental disabilities live with a family (not their own). The family member provides supportive services and promotes "family-style" supervision and monitoring of daily activities.

Developmental Therapies - This new service is designed to assist individuals with developmental disabilities function successfully in the community.