United Cerebral Palsy - Center for Disability Services

A development training program in a non-residential setting where individuals learn social skills and daily living skills.

Designed to allow participants, both adults and children, to remain living in their home while receiving services to support their personal outcomes. In the Home-Based Support services component of Family Support, families are given a monthly budget. Through the use of a self-directed assistant, a plan is developed to support a person in their area of need.

The purpose of in-home respite is to offer care to individuals with developmental disabilities in the comfort of their home or community that will allow caregiving relief for families.

Therapeutic day school programming for individuals with disabilities ages 3-21. Offers autism-specific programming as well.