Child & Family Support Services Inc

Day habilitation is a group-based program available to adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities who have graduated from high school, but who are not working. The goal of this person-centered service is to foster skills needed to live more independently in the community. Participants typically target skill building goals, such as travel training, money management, communication skills, safety in the community, community involvement, and some activities of daily living.this service was provided to over 34 individuals this fiscal year.

Respite is an "indirect" service that provides relief to individuals who are responsible for the primary care and support of an individual with a developmental disability. This was provided to at least 30 families this fiscal year.

Our agency continued to offer the community prevocational program, which assists individuals in developing job skills and the semp program, which helps individuals obtain and retain paid jobs in the community. Speech services were also provided to pre-school and school aged children.