Supports for Community Living (SCL)

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 Our Adult Day Training program empowers individuals to thrive and lead fulfilling lives by building essential independence and life skills. Participants engage in hands-on activities that foster self-care, meal preparation, personal hygiene, and health management, alongside targeted support to enhance communication, social connections, and emotional coping mechanisms. Through personalized guidance, we strengthen self-advocacy by helping participants express their choices and exercise their rights, while also cultivating key pre-vocational habits like task completion, teamwork, and punctuality to prepare those who desire a path toward community employment. 

 The central coordinating hub for a participant’s care, ensuring they can access necessary Medicaid waiver services, medical state plans, and local community resources. A dedicated, conflict-free case manager conducts ongoing assessments of the participant's physical health, mental well-being, and social environment to build and maintain a custom, Person-Centered Service Plan (PCSP). Beyond coordinating standard agency services, case managers play a vital role in monitoring the health and safety of the individual, advocating for their needs during crises, and providing essential administrative guidance for families.

This service provides hands-on assistance, promptings, or repetitive, ongoing guidance with essential tasks such as bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and personal hygiene, alongside necessary instrumental tasks like meal preparation, laundry, and light housekeeping. Delivered primarily within the participant's home. 

 Provides a structured, safe, and social environment during daytime hours for participants aged 21 and older who require a higher level of medical oversight. Operating out of The Marion House Adult Day Health Care Center. This service blends routine personal care, social activities, and nutritious meals with skilled nursing interventions. It is designed to safely manage a participant's complex health conditions or physical health care needs outside the home, simultaneously allowing them to engage with peers while giving their primary caregivers necessary daytime respite. 

 The central coordinating hub for a participant’s care, ensuring they can access necessary Medicaid waiver services, medical state plans, and local community resources. A dedicated, conflict-free case manager conducts ongoing assessments of the participant's physical health, mental well-being, and social environment to build and maintain a custom Person-Centered Service Plan (PCSP). Beyond coordinating standard agency services Case Managers play a vital role in monitoring the health and safety of the individual, advocating for their needs during crises, and providing essential administrative guidance for families.

Provides hands-on, non-medical support and physical assistance to individuals who are medically stable but require continuous 24-hour supervision to ensure their safety and well-being. Unlike standard personal care, which focuses on intermittent daily tasks, attendant care is designed for participants with high-intensity needs who cannot be left alone for extended periods. This service is typically utilized to maintain a secure environment while the individual's primary, unpaid caregiver is working, attending school, or otherwise unavailable.

This service provides hands-on assistance, promptings, or repetitive, ongoing guidance with essential tasks such as bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and personal hygiene, alongside necessary instrumental tasks like meal preparation, laundry, and light housekeeping. Delivered primarily within the participant's home,   

A goal-driven, one-on-one service designed to facilitate independence and promote active community integration for participants living in their own homes or with family. Unlike standard personal care, CLS focuses heavily on skill-building and socialization, helping individuals learn how to navigate routine household tasks, manage money, schedule appointments, practice medication management, and safely access community resources. Delivered both inside the home and out in the local neighborhood,