Residential Support Program for Disabled Adults

Residential Support Program for Disabled Adults
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Residential support program for disabled adults, this program assists aging and
disabled adults in finding suitable living arrangements, from medical evaluations and
financial applications, through counseling support to help adjust to new surroundings.
AHRC NYC provides residential programs in both private homes and apartments that
prioritize community inclusion and a family atmosphere, featuring personalized services
as well as access to day habilitation programs and employment opportunities.
The Brambles
Adults living with both physical and intellectual disabilities are granted autonomy and
freedom to pursue their goals, with help provided through a personalized Person-
Centered Plan focusing on their needs and capabilities. Furthermore, their home
environment facilitates this growth.
The Brambles is a family-owned and operated business located in rural Mathews County,
Virginia. Their residential group homes provide housing services to adults with intellectual
disabilities while their day support center and transportation fleet offer day support and
transport services for adults with intellectual disabilities.
The organization maintains ten residential group homes located across four locations,
each offering the comforting atmosphere you would find in any neighborhood. They also
provide in-home care as well as recreational activities.
AHRC NYC
AHRC NYC provides home health care services to people with disabilities living in New
York City's five boroughs, providing assistance with everyday tasks like cooking, cleaning,
shopping and transportation as well as helping individuals manage their finances and
budgets.
Day Habilitation Without Walls from AHRC offers an individualized schedule designed to
support the goals set forth by each person's Person Centered Plan. Working closely with
community organizations, this program also offers volunteer opportunities that enhance
participants' skill development.
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AHRC provides legal services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities,
including assistance with Article 17A guardianship, advance directives and supplemental
needs trusts as well as any other legal matters they might encounter.
The Foundling
Inspired by a true tale told to the author by her grandmother, The Foundling is a
captivating historical fiction book set in a eugenics asylum. The narrative follows Mary
Engle, an eager young staff member at Nettleton State Village for Feebleminded Women
of Childbearing Age.
Although set over one century ago, it remains strikingly relevant today. The characters
demonstrate attitudes about women that have had such an influence in shaping our
modern society.
Readers will discover that this book tackles themes including love, loss, trust, loyalty and
power; while also touching upon issues related to racism, poverty abuse exploitation. A
must read for anyone interested in history or the human experience!
HeartShare
HeartShare provides people with disabilities the freedom to live the lives they want
through programs that support greater independence through education, health care,
employment, life skills training and case management services. Its programs aim to
promote greater autonomy through education, health care, employment opportunities and
life skills instruction as well as case management services.
Respite activities offer respite to families overwhelmed by caring for a loved one with
disabilities, while transition services assist individuals as they make the difficult leap from
early childhood to school age and then onto adulthood. Furthermore, OPWDD also
assists people with disabilities pay their housing costs through its housing subsidy
program.
The Hourly Waiver Respite Program
Respite care allows family caregivers the time they need to take care of other obligations,
travel or simply relax. Respite can be provided both at your home or a community site
and voucher programs may offer discounted respite services in their region.
Heritage Christian offers freestanding respite care by the hour or overnight for people
enrolled in OPWDD's Home and Community Based Services Waiver (HCBS). Guests can
socialize in an accessible home setting while staff certified to administer medications are
on site to care for guests. Weekend and full week programs are also available during
summer holidays and school breaks.
The Lifelong Enrichment Program
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Lifelong Enrichment Program is a non-profit organization created to build a community of
adult learners. It offers courses, social activities, travel opportunities and more that enable
adults to enrich the meaning and direction of their lives. The Lifelong Enrichment Program
currently serves over 600 older adults nationwide with free enrichment courses, social
events and travel opportunities.
This comprehensive education and recreational enrichment program, funded through the
21st Century Community Learning Centers Program grant, represents a productive
partnership among Caroline County Public Schools, Human Services Council and our
Department. LLC's are located at Federalsburg Elementary School, Colonel Richards
Middle and High Schools as well as Lockerman Middle Schools; please check the
Lifelong Learning Brochurenew window or Schedule of Classesnew window to view
available classes each semester.
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