Services available by Waiver Service Category and Description Community Family Supports Building Living Waiver- Waiver- Independence 24/7 Supports, Everything from Waiver- Lower designed for drop in supports to support levels for people with shy of 24/7 supports people with low higher needs for people with support needs moderate needs Residential Group Homes- 24/7 staffed home where 3+ X people with disabilities live. Homes usually have 4-7 residents and staff that rotate around the clock on shifts. Residential Shared Living- Individual lives with someone X X X without a disability who is reimbursed for room and board in exchange for companionship Residential Independent Living- Supports brought into X the home focused on skill building and preparing for greater independence Residential Sponsored Residential- Option where person X with disability lives with a paid caregiver in the home of the caregiver. Residential Supported Living- Residence owned by a X X support provider that offers up to 24/7 help with support needs Day & Community Engagement- Service focused on X X X ability to improve skills for employability and Employment independence using the community as the environment Day & Supported Employment (Group and X X X Individual)- Supports on the job to allow Employment people to work in competitive employment Day & Day Support- Either center or community X X X based supports that are typically unpaid and Employment involve skill development Day & Workplace Assistance Services- Services for X X someone who to fill the gap between Employment initial job training and following along services Day & Community Coaching- 1:1 support to build a X X X specific skill or break a barrier to employment Employment and community engagement Day & Benefits Planning- Services to help X X X individuals receiving social security benefits Employment understand the impact of work on those benefits Service Category and Description Community Family Supports Building Living Waiver- Waiver- Independence
Services available by Waiver Service Category and Description Community Living Waiver- 24/7 Supports, designed for people with higher needs Family Supports Waiver- Everything from drop in supports to shy of 24/7 supports for people with moderate needs Building Independence Waiver- Lower support levels for people with low support needs Residential Group Homes- 24/7 staffed home where 3+ people with disabilities live. Homes usually have 4-7 residents and staff that rotate around the clock on shifts. X Residential Shared Living- Individual lives with someone without a disability who is reimbursed for room and board in exchange for companionship X X X Residential Independent Living- Supports brought into the home focused on skill building and preparing for greater independence X Residential Sponsored Residential- Option where person with disability lives with a paid caregiver in the home of the caregiver. X Residential Supported Living- Residence owned by a support provider that offers up to 24/7 help with support needs X X Day & Employment Community Engagement- Service focused on ability to improve skills for employability and independence using the community as the environment X X X Day & Employment Supported Employment (Group and Individual)- Supports on the job to allow people to work in competitive employment X X X Day & Employment Day Support- Either center or community based supports that are typically unpaid and involve skill development X X X Day & Employment Workplace Assistance Services- Services for someone who to fill the gap between initial job training and following along services X X Day & Employment Community Coaching- 1:1 support to build a specific skill or break a barrier to employment and community engagement X X X Day & Employment Benefits Planning- Services to help individuals receiving social security benefits understand the impact of work on those benefits X X X Service Category and Description Community Living Waiver- Family Supports Waiver- Building Independence
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