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Provides an array of outpatient services for children with serious emotional disturbances, substance abuse disorders and intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services include psychiatric treatment, medication management, individual, family and group counseling, school-based day treatment, Intensive In-Home Services, Infant/Toddler Case Management, and case management for children 3-18. Services are for children only. Child and Family Outpatient Services is the Regional Children's Center which serves the counties of Frederick, Page, Shenandoah, Warren, Clarke, and the City of Winchester. New Clients, please call the Triage Call Center in Front Royal: (540)635-4804

The CSB provides support for people with developmental disabilities in the community, through support coordination, day support, employment and residential services.

Provides assessment, planning referral, monitoring and advocacy to individuals with mental retardation, developmental delays and developmental disabilities. Offers respite care. Provides group homes with a supervised home-like environment. Offers limited financial assistance to families for other programs which will enhance the consumers ability to live in the community. Adult Development Day Program - opportunity to learn skills necessary for daily living as well as social interaction. Provides Case Management and transportation for clients and supported employment at The Attic thrift store. Early Intervention - home-based program for families with developmentally delayed infants and toddlers up to age three.

Sponsored Residential: Program offers people with developmental disabilities a family based solution to their needs. Family Care homes provide a person-centered, family-based home in which an individual with developmental disabilities can become an active member of a family. Family based residential options for children with developmental disabilities.

An individual service provided for individuals with intellectual disabilities who need in home support in order to remain in the family home. For these individuals, training and skills development under Residential Support Services is not appropriate. This service is equivalent to the personal care provided by the health department. Assistance is provided in personal care, activities of daily living, use of community resources, and medication and health related needs.

NCIA’s Community Living Homes provides housing for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, helping them lead full and active lives in their community. NCIA has 40 residential homes throughout Baltimore County, Baltimore City, and Prince George’s County, where residents can choose to live alone or with roommates. Staff assist residents in making community connections, developing independent living skills, and promoting a socially active lifestyle. Support is tailored to each person’s individualized needs, including case management, clinical, and nursing support, empowering them to live more independently and achieve greater self-sufficiency.

Support adults with intellectual disabilities (mental retardation) in group homes and supervised apartments.

Provides community based services to people who have intellectual disability. Agency has 5 licensed group homes: Pickering Place, The Apartment, Corson House, Clifford and Liberty. Day support services are provided at the Good Day activity Center. Good Life also has a social club that meets monthly ACCESSIBILITY: Limited accessibility to persons with intellectual disabilities.

Provides needed supports for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who choose to live in their own homes.

Provides temporary, substitute care for people with intellectual disabilities in the place of care normally provided by the family or other caregivers. Offered in the consumer's home, the respite provider's home, or in a community respite setting. Also provided on an emergency basis when caregivers are unexpectedly hospitalized or otherwise unable to provide normal care.

Case management functions as the door through which consumers must pass to access needed services. Provides assessment, linking and referral, and monitoring to people with intellectual disabilities within the three county areas. Serves both children and adults.

Provide an array of outpatient services for individuals age 18+ with mental illness, substance abuse disorders and intellectual disabilities. Services include psychiatric treatment, medication management, case management, in-home services, psychosocial clubhouse, and peer support. The Page County Clinic is a satellite office of the Shenandoah County Clinic and as such, it is part of the Adult Regional Center serving the counties of Frederick, Page, Shenandoah, Warren, Clarke, and the City of Winchester. New Clients, please call the Triage Call Center in Front Royal: (540)635-4804

Offers a Developmental Day Support Program to individuals who need additional assistance in developing independence in the activities of daily living. The target population for the program will be those individuals with developmental disabilities who fall within the severe to profound range of Intellectual Disability. The following are areas in which a program participant may pursue independence: Self-Care/Adult Daily Living Skills Communication Socio-Emotional Development Cognitive/Educational Development Environmental Skills Recreational/Leisure Sensory Motor Development

Provide a variety of in-home support services to assist with activities of daily living (ADLs), as well as medical and personal needs. Provide support for substitute decision makers to help them be successful in care for their family member with special needs at home. Depending on each individual and family's unique needs and goals, services may include: -Support to promote greater independence for the individuals -Assistance with daily household tasks - Behavior management services - Family support to ensure individuals can continue to live at home - Integration into their community

Developmental Disability Support Coordination (DDSC) team serves several roles. Anyone, any age, who is diagnosed with an intellectual or other developmental delay/disability (DD) can contact us for a DD Waiver screening to determine eligibility for DD waiver funding. DD waiver funding covers expenses related to a variety of home and community supports. Support coordinators can assist with assessing a person's needs and linking, referring, and coordinating services to support people seeking services.

Mental health Skill Building (MHSB) is a home based program that provides support in the home and in the community, for adults who have a diagnosed mental illness. Our MHSB program focuses on teaching skills to promote clients ability to get their needs met and live independently while managing mental health symptoms. Competencies worked on are goal setting, symptom mental health management, adherence to medical treatment plans, personal hygiene, nutrition & food preparation, money management and social skills including going on social outings. Support and adherence to psychiatric and medication treatment plans. Monitoring of housing, medical, educational, rehabilitative and psychiatric services. Mental health symptom management. Social skills and creating a personal support system. Personal hygiene. Healthier living teaching nutrition, food preparation, accessing community resources, and promoting and encouraging healthy leisure activities. Budgeting and money management skills. Assist in overcoming emotional and behavioral barriers to vocational success.

Provides services to help prevent and treat Intellectual Disabilities and to enhance the quality of life of individuals who experience these conditions in the Cities of Buena Vista and Lexington and the Counties of Rockbridge and Bath, Virginia by providing individualized treatments, establishing and expanding programs and support systems, and promoting integration into the community. Offers group homes and adult day activities programs to enhance the quality of life for adults with intellectual disabilities by providing comprehensive support services.

Horizon's case management services are provided to support individuals with a mental health illness, substance use disorder or intellectual and developmental disabilities. Case Managers: Understand that physical health and environmental stressors can affect a person’s overall well-being. Coordinate with local resources and organizations when necessary to address whole-person health consistent with a wrap-around care model. Strive to connect individuals and families to community resources, needed services, and monitor for satisfaction of services and support received. Continually monitor and assess for any additional areas of need and support. Service areas include: Intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (ID/DD) Mental health substance use disorder ID/DD Waiver High Fidelity Wraparound (Formerly Care Coordination) Enhanced Case Management

The Day Support Program assists adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to be more independent, learn new things, visit new places and make new friends. Provide individualized training in daily living skills, socialization, pre-vocational skills, and communication.

Provides a variety of programs and comprehensive support to those with intellectual disabilities. Services include residential and day support services through contractual agencies, respite care for persons with intellectual disabilities, and early intervention services for delayed and at risk infants 0-2 years (PACE).

The Day Support Program assists adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to be more independent, learn new things, visit new places and make new friends. We provide individualized training in daily living skills, socialization, pre-vocational skills, and communication.

Provides residential services for adults and children with special needs and disabilities including intellectual disabilities, autism, pervasive developmental disorders, mental illness and emotional disturbances. Services include training in daily living, community, domestic, leisure, behavioral, and social skills with access to therapeutic supports including individual and family therapy, speech/language therapy and occupational therapy. Adult and Youth Group Homes are located throughout Frederick and Clarke counties as well as in Winchester and Richmond Virginia Does not accept individuals who are active fire-setters, actively suicidal, active substance abusers, homicidal, or sex offenders. Students and adult consumers are identified as having more than one diagnosis; for example, autism with severe mental retardation; anxiety disorder and mental retardation; and bi-polar disorder and learning disabilities. Grafton also serves people with physically handicapping conditions such as cerebral palsy.

The Arc of North Central Virginia is dedicated to building awareness, acceptance, and resources, enabling people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to live connected and meaningful lives in our community.

Offers services for children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities. Assesses consumer strengths and needs, links consumers and family members with community services and supports, monitors consumer's response to treatment and the quality of care provided.

Provides an array of outpatient services for individuals age 18+ with mental illness, substance abuse disorders and intellectual disabilities. Services include psychiatric treatment, medication management, individual and group counseling, case management, in-home services, psychosocial clubhouse, and peer support. The Shenandoah County clinic is an Adult Regional Center serving the counties of Frederick, Page, Shenandoah, Warren, Clarke, and the City of Winchester. New Clients please call the Triage Call Center in Front Royal: (540)635-4804