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Provides adult day services to persons 60 and over or those with specific needs. Individuals participate in memory based activities, light exercise, arts and crafts, and games geared toward their needs. Staff assist with daily personal care activities, if needed, such as showering, grooming and personal care.

Can offer pick up and drop off services as well.

Individuals attending CHOICE chose from a variety of activities throughout the day. Through the activities planned, individuals find out more about their community and take advantage of the resources in the area. Crafts, care of the center's flowers and plants, computer skills, preparing food, and community visits are popular activities.

Provides skill training, paid work opportunities, community integration and employment to individuals in order to enhance and maintain their independence in community living. The program gives support, assistance and advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Provides skill training, paid work opportunities, community integration and employment to individuals in order to enhance and maintain their independence in community living. The program gives support, assistance and advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Engages clients in structured activities centered on personal choice, individualized care, and goal setting. The program offers social interaction and community engagement. Typical activities range from day trips and volunteering with local organizations to working on personal goals like self-advocacy, health monitoring, and adaptive skills.

Allows aging adults with developmental disabilities the option of partial or total retirement from their traditional work programs, providing retirement alternatives to the world of work or active day services.

Offers a wide range of services and activities, including arts and crafts, community outings, exercise and health-related services, and direct case management and assessments.

Provides skill training in a structured learning environment to help people with developmental disabilities succeed in the workplace, home, and social life. 

Community based residential programs for persons with intellectual disabilities over 16 years of age; private and state placements; teach daily living, hygiene, cooking, independent living skills, and mobility skills.

Prevocational services for persons with intellectual disabilities.

Job skills and job placement.

Day services for persons with multiple/severe disabilities.

Provides a socially active program with activities that are designed intentionally to stimulate cognitive abilities in order to maintain and potentially improve memory. Also provides physical exercise to improve an individual's health and quality of life.

Clients are offered door-to-door transportation and buses are staffed with drivers and aides certified in First Aid and CPR. Additionally, a light breakfast and full lunch are included in the day’s program. Participants can attend one day or up to five days per week, depending on their schedules and needs.

Serves individuals with:

-- Alzheimer’s disease.

-- Neurocognitive illnesses.

-- Dementia.

Provides free adult day services for individuals with Medicaid. Offering free pick up and drop-off service, health and wellness support with a licensed nurse, activities,  small mental health workshops, and meals. 

Engages clients in structured activities centered on personal choice, individualized care, and goal setting. The program offers social interaction and community engagement. Typical activities range from day trips and volunteering with local organizations to working on personal goals like self-advocacy, health monitoring, and adaptive skills.

Offers support to adults aged 18 and older with severe and persistent mental disorders to help them maintain and enhance their adjustment and acceptance within the community. Services are tailored to each individual's capacity and may include structured opportunities for personal and social development, daily living skills instruction, basic education, recreational and social activities, coordination exercises, and other developmental support. These programs aim to foster functional skills necessary for community involvement, self-advocacy, self-care, and, where possible, employment.

Provides daily services to adults with developmental disabilities that would like training in a variety of life skills and to participate in community experiences. Training may include communication skills, work skills, daily living skills, social skills, academic skills, and health and safety skills.

Persons in this program may also participate in a variety of work and volunteer experiences, at the agency and in the community. All services and experiences are planned according to the clients needs and choices.

Provides support services to special needs individuals of all ages and their loved ones. Services include a day program for adults, respite care, support groups for parents/caregivers and siblings, family events, mobile sensory tent, and a sensory friendly business program. 

Offers a variety of activities and services for adults whose physical or mental impairments limit their ability to function in the community. Caters to people living with an acquired traumatic brain injury, and others who would benefit from a smaller, quieter, and more relaxed setting.

Engages clients in structured activities centered on personal choice, individualized care, and goal setting. The program offers social interaction and community engagement. Typical activities range from day trips and volunteering with local organizations to working on personal goals like self-advocacy, health monitoring, and adaptive skills.