IDD girl using a computer at desk

Our Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) programs provide activities, services, learning opportunities, and supports to help individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities live independently in their communities.

 

 

 

IDD services provides year-round, quality-driven social, recreational, vocational, and educational programs for individuals and provides support to their families.

Through a loving, person-centered approach, our IDD team of dedicated and trained professionals assists individuals and their families in learning life skills and self-advocacy, while building self-esteem, confidence, and independence. We work together to improve individuals’ activities of daily life and to enhance quality of life through exercise, education, arts and crafts, and recreational/leisure activities.

Our IDD Supported Employment program works with individuals to identify skills for competitive employment. Family Supports offers supports such as respite, personal care items, and special dietary supplies for IDD individuals. Click here for a referral form.

 

Notice of No Patient Left Alone Act

Our Community Access Services are planned to meet an individual’s needs and preferences for active community participation. Our goal is to improve each individual’s access to the community through increased skills and natural supports.

Our services help teach and coach individuals and assist in acquiring, retaining, or improving socialization and networking, independent use of community resources, and adaptive skills required for active community participation outside the home.

 

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