• Support Coordination – a required case management service for all individual
recipients of MHDDAD funded services that connect people to the services that
they need.
• Consumer and Family Education – provides instruction, classes and workshops
on mental retardation/developmental disabilities.
• Counseling and Training – helps people learn social skills and appropriate
behavior.
• Day Programs - help people develop social, leisure, work-related and daily
living skills. These programs include: Day Supports, Day Habilitation and
Supported Employment.
• Personal and Natural Supports - provide training and in-home assistance to
help people with mental retardation/developmental disabilities continue to live
with their families or on their own.
• Family Support – a broad range of goods and services such as respite, personal
living benefits, behavioral supports and specialized clothing or equipment,
designed to assist families in supporting a loved one with disabilities who is
living in the home.
• Nursing Assessment and Services – identifies physical and psychological health
needs. Provides health care as required.
• Physician Assessment and Care – identifies medical and psychological needs
and issues. Provides medical care as required.
• Respite Care - offers temporary care during an emergency or when the family
or caretaker needs a break.