Modest Community Services Association Inc

Residential services are provided in person's homes, through certified homes and similar room and board and individualized service options. These services include adaptive skill development; assistance with activities of daily living (hands-on); community inclusion and relationship building; training and support for independence in travel; transportation; adult educational supports; developmental social skills, liesure skills, self- advocacy and informed choice skills; and appropriate behavior development to help the individual access their community. Staff supervision is provided to consumers onsite anywhere from several hours per week to 24 hours a day, based upon the consumer's assessed needs.

Day services activities include a combination of services which include diagnostic and ongoing training in daily living skills.in addition, prevocational services are provided to support eventual intergration into the workforce. Day services focus on skill development, increased self- sufficiency,volunteer opportunities and community intergration. Twenty four persons participated in the program over 3,969 day units.

Assistive supports - assistive supports is a combination of services which include individual support service or community habilitation that help individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities (i/dd) who desire to live independently or families who are caring for individuals with i/dd at home by providing aid to the individuals or families/caregivers to educate the individuals/or their families on support and self-help resources to increase knowledge, engagement, self-management and to improve adherence to prescribed treatment. Assistive support helps plan, coordinate, and monitor the delivery of support services.