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In the Individualized Supportive Living program, services and training are provided in the individual’s home and in the community, allowing functional skills to develop in real-life settings. The program’s flexibility allows for individuals with even the most severe developmental disabilities to learn new skills and become active members of the community.

Provides day and residential support services for the developmentally disabled.

JCDS offers a variety of residential services and supports to adults with intellectual and  developmental disabilities that are designed around the specific needs of each person. Services range from 24-hour supports to drop-in services.

Individuals are supported in their own apartment according to individual need and may range from a few hours of support per week to 24 hours per day.

Provides supports and services to individuals with disabilities who are unable to access waivered services or on waitlists for Medicaid. Support is personalized, teacher-based, focusing on developing long-term independence.

The CDDO works with individuals and families to determine if the person meets the state criteria for the program and make referrals to providers who can provide hands-on help.

The Supported Living Program provides individualized residential supports in a person’s own home or apartment at the level of support matched to his/her needs.

Deinstitutionalization: Provide services to assist a person with a disability to make the transition from a nursing home or rehabilitation center back into the community and to housing of their choice.