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Please select programs of interest Program Description Area Served/Age Served □ Day Programs 1. Day Habilitation (Day Hab.) Day hab services are aimed primarily at developing those activities & skills outside of a person’s home that assist him/her in developing a full life in his/her community. The services help an individual become a contributing member of his/her community as well as develop satisfying & rewarding connections & relationships in the community. These services are very flexible & can be provided almost anywhere in the community where an individual wishes to learn new skills. 2. Prevocational Services (Prevoc.) Prevoc. Services are aimed at preparing an individual for paid employment. Prevocational services teach such concepts as following directions, attending to task, task completion, problem solving, and safety. Basic understanding of job performance requirements is also important aspect of prevocational services. The purpose of the service is habilitation rather than teaching a specific job skill. 3. Day Treatment (DT) DT is a planned combination of diagnostic, treatment, & habilitation services provided to persons with developmental disabilities in need of a broad range of clinically supported & structures habilitation services. Regulatory changes have been made to foster person centered planning & community inclusion 4. Sheltered Workshops/Work Centers Sheltered workshops/work centers provide paid work to people with disabilities in a controlled and protective work environment. Attendees are considered “client workers” rather than employees of the workshop. Please see the LIFSSAC provider list at for list of agencies that Day Services. □ Employment Supported Employment Supported employment is paid competitive work performed by individuals with severe disabilities who require support services to obtain & sustain employment. It is performed in an integrated setting which provides regular interactions with individuals who do not have disabilities and are not paid caregivers. □ Self Determination Self-Determination provides people with developmental disabilities the opportunity - with the help of a "Circle of Support", to have the freedom to do the following: 1. The freedom to develop a personal life plan. 2. The authority to control a targeted amount of resources. 3. The support needed to obtain personal goals. 4. The responsibility for contributing to one's community and using public dollars wisely. □ IBS (intensive behavioral Supports) IB Services are for individuals who live in non-certified settings or Family Care Homes and who present with substantial challenging behaviors that put them at imminent risk of placement into a more restrictive living environment.