Assist families caring for members with intellectual/developmental disabilities, the program offers adult and children's services.

Provides free assistance for individuals with disabilities towards acquiring competency in daily living skills through academics and experience. Both a formal classroom environment and hands-on experience are utilized.

Helps families develop a sense of security and higher level of self assurance. Individuals learn the power of advocating for themselves. Encourages stronger families and healthier communities. Counselors provide support to families and teach the ways to manage household tasks, strengthen positive parenting skills, seek affordable medical care, link to community resources, manage personal finances, link to housing resources, advocate for themselves, and improve organizational skills

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Provides intensive skills training to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Offers programs in computer use, kitchen skills, community awareness, arts and crafts, and personal awareness. A special needs unit provides more intense programs for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Offers a variety of support services to residents and their families. Services may include case management, in-home training, and family assistance.

Provides assistance and accessibility services to individuals with disabilities. Services include: comprehensive evaluations, training, support, and mobile visits.

Encourages young people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to take an active role in their communities and assert themselves on important issues through the Youth Leadership Project. The program includes 8 two-hour training sessions where participants learn life skills and self-advocacy. Sessions cover topics such as voting, public speaking, leadership, teamwork, government, and more.

Provides supportive services for adults diagnosed with both a mental illness and developmental disability. The program revolves around the recurring events of daily living which presents opportunities including training perceptual abilities, coordination, communication skills, and increased independence with self-care/hygiene. A supportive employment program is also offered.

Assists visually impaired individuals to enhance their independence and community integration. Services include arts/crafts, Braille instruction, counseling, daily living skills, mobility training, JAWS computer training, nutrition, recreation, and social outreach.

Easterseals assigns a Direct Support Professional (DSP) to aid individuals with developmental disabilities at home and in the community, tailoring support to their goals. For instance, enhancing social skills may involve group-oriented events, while assisting with work transportation pairs the individual with a DSP. Additional supports encompass cooking, bathing, recreational activities, community outings, socialization, personal hygiene, computer usage, and more.

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Provides assistive technology and resources for individuals with difficulty using, reading, seeing, or hearing a computer; children struggling with learning in school; or individuals with learning or developmental disabilities. Services include: adult education classes, assistive technology information, and computer classes.

Operates an inpatient rehabilitation center, we cater to individuals aged 20 and older with diverse disabilities. Our comprehensive therapy programs assist patients in regaining essential skills for independent living, such as walking, bathing, and speech. Additionally, we provide accommodations for special needs patients, including dialysis, transfusions, TPN, PEG tubes, and tracheotomies.

Provides case management services for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in the service area.

Provides services to individuals who are living with family or independently in the community and are seeking in-home support. Services include daily living skills training, hygiene education, transportation, community-based supports, and family counseling.

Provides adults with developmental disabilities with support and training in the areas of activities of daily living. Consumers participate in practice arts such as cooking, recreation, social activities and community integration. Some consumers are involved in vocational assessments, job readiness training, skill development, and budgeting.

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Provides adults with developmental disabilities with support and training in the areas of activities of daily living. Consumers participate in practice arts such as cooking, recreation, social activities and community integration. Some consumers are involved in vocational assessments, job readiness training, skill development, and budgeting.

Provides adults with developmental disabilities with support and training in the areas of activities of daily living. Consumers participate in practice arts such as cooking, recreation, social activities and community integration. Some consumers are involved in vocational assessments, job readiness training, skill development, and budgeting.

Runs a day program that works with people who have significant developmental disabilities to develop personal awareness. Aids to help with social and work skills, as well as to further each individuals capacity for self determination and decision making.

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Provide individuals with opportunities for meaningful participation in daily life. Residential living includes campus living, community-based homes and apartments, supported living arrangements, in-home supports, and lifesharing opportunities. Individualized person centered support plans are developed for each individual in Elwyn's community support continuum.