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This program offers specialized home-care that allows seniors or disabled adults to stay in their homes, even as their physical abilities become limited. This type of care is for home-bound seniors who are in need of assistance in their homes and prevents or delays the placement of the senior in a nursing home, which allows them to retain the independence and dignity

Provides assistance (minimal to full-time live-in support) to help individuals live more independently in their homes and communities. They also provide assistance through the Home of Your Own Coalition (HOYO) that helps individuals who have disabilities to become homeowners.

Provides VA-approved home care services.

This program offers specialized home-care that allows seniors or disabled adults to stay in their homes, even as their physical abilities become limited. This type of care is for home-bound seniors who are in need of assistance in their homes and prevents or delays the placement of the senior in a nursing home, which allows them to retain the independence and dignity

Community-based services caregivers will help you maintain your independence to the fullest extent possible, allowing you to remain independent in the comfort of home.

Community Living Arrangement (CLA) is available for individuals who qualify for an intermediate level of care, where they can live in a smaller home-like setting. UCP provides training in areas such as self-care, daily living skills, money management, and community safety/survival skills. Individuals also benefit from recreational and leisure activities with the facility staff.

This program offers specialized home-care that allows seniors or disabled adults to stay in their homes, even as their physical abilities become limited. This type of care is for home-bound seniors who are in need of assistance in their homes and prevents or delays the placement of the senior in a nursing home, which allows them to retain the independence and dignity

Community Living Arrangement (CLA) is available for individuals who qualify for an intermediate level of care, where they can live in a smaller home-like setting. UCP provides training in areas such as self-care, daily living skills, money management, and community safety/survival skills. Individuals also benefit from recreational and leisure activities with the facility staff.

Provides assistance (minimal to full-time live-in support) to help individuals live more independently in their homes and communities. They also provide assistance through the Home of Your Own Coalition (HOYO) that helps individuals who have disabilities to become homeowners.

This program offers specialized home-care that allows seniors or disabled adults to stay in their homes, even as their physical abilities become limited. This type of care is for home-bound seniors who are in need of assistance in their homes and prevents or delays the placement of the senior in a nursing home, which allows them to retain the independence and dignity

Community Living Arrangement (CLA) is available for individuals who qualify for an intermediate level of care, where they can live in a smaller home-like setting. UCP provides training in areas such as self-care, daily living skills, money management, and community safety/survival skills. Individuals also benefit from recreational and leisure activities with the facility staff.

Program keeps a list of individuals that are trained and have had background checks in order to serve as in home assistants for seniors and people with disabilities. This service is provided for people with low income. Please call for more information on eligibility and how to request assistance.

Transitional Apartment Living Program offers intensive training in areas such as meal planning and preparation, budgeting, apartment maintenance, personal hygiene, health and safety, decision making and getting along with others. Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) is available for individuals in Life Styles services only.

Provides direct care staff to work in the individual's home and community on goals and objectives desired by the individual that were identified in the PCSP (Person-Centered Service Plan). Supported Living helps individuals to develop and keep and/or improve the self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills necessary to live successfully in their home and community, with their family or in an alternate living residence or setting.

Provides assistance (minimal to full-time live-in support) to help individuals live more independently in their homes and communities. They also provide assistance through the Home of Your Own Coalition (HOYO) that helps individuals who have disabilities to become homeowners.

Community Living Arrangement (CLA) is available for individuals who qualify for an intermediate level of care, where they can live in a smaller home-like setting. UCP provides training in areas such as self-care, daily living skills, money management, and community safety/survival skills. Individuals also benefit from recreational and leisure activities with the facility staff.

This program offers specialized home-care that allows seniors or disabled adults to stay in their homes, even as their physical abilities become limited. This type of care is for home-bound seniors who are in need of assistance in their homes and prevents or delays the placement of the senior in a nursing home, which allows them to retain the independence and dignity

Our residential program operates on a 12-month schedule, 24-hours per day, seven days per week, providing for individuals diagnosed with intellectual disabilities. We serve men or women, 18 years or older, providing a transitional period to assist individuals who are moving out of their own homes and families for the first time, encouraging independence and choices.

Community-based services caregivers will help you maintain your independence to the fullest extent possible, allowing you to remain independent in the comfort of home.

Six times a year, 15 clients with special needs visit facilities where they fish, swim, hike, take hay rides and enjoy crafts. Each retreat is staffed by the Retreat Coordinator, 8 care providers, an RN, a night attendant and a cook. All arrangements are made to match retreat participants with services that meet their individual needs. Provides education, training, and support for at-risk children and their families, especially children with developmental disabilities and delays.

This program offers specialized home-care that allows seniors or disabled adults to stay in their homes, even as their physical abilities become limited. This type of care is for home-bound seniors who are in need of assistance in their homes and prevents or delays the placement of the senior in a nursing home, which allows them to retain the independence and dignity

Provides assistance (minimal to full-time live-in support) to help individuals live more independently in their homes and communities. They also provide assistance through the Home of Your Own Coalition (HOYO) that helps individuals who have disabilities to become homeowners.

Provides instruction in daily living skills development.