Train/provide support activities:

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Group homes & supervised apartments - designed to meet the needs of men and women with intellectual and other disabilities, most of whom lived previously in state developmental centers or at homes with families. The program helps residents learn both independence, through active roles in the care and operation of their home, and personal skills (eg. Grooming, shopping, socialization, etc. ) that afford them the opportunity to become responsible members of the community. day care - the learn-a-way child care center serves infants and toddlers from birth to five years of age. Learn-a-way is an inclusive nursery school setting that provides services and resources for all children, including those with special needs. adult day program - designed to serve adults with developmental disabilities who require a daily program of activities that develop skills in adaptive living, self-help and personal awareness. Our person-centered focus determines the individual's interests and goals then provide in-center and community-based activities that help attain those goals. Recreation services provides monthly social and recreational activities as well as trips for individuals with developmental disabilities. Self-direct