Kentucky Center For Special Childrens Services

The endeavor program consisted of four applied behavior analysis (aba) groups this year. A unique combination of evidence-based and/or emerging early intervention strategies are embedded in a natural group environment that utilizes incidental teaching and direct instruction. During these aba groups, special emphasis is placed on increasing communication, social interaction, and independence, while decreasing challenging behaviors. The endeavor program revenue received from fee for service was 763,008.07. Adding grants and donations to support the endeavor program, the total revenue was 1,031,599.07. The expenses were 960,308.61.

Carriage house provides behavior supports services through the michelle p. Waiver. This waiver service provides children with autism access to home and community-based behavior supports. Utilizing the principles of applied behavior analysis (aba), our behaviorists work to decrease behavior challenges and to generalize replacement skills across settings. This program's revenue was 101,363.20 with expenses of 41,225.28.