Adult Day Support helps a person build connections in their community. With this service, people can learn about:
• Meeting and talking with people
• Community activities
• Traveling independently
• Job availability in their area
Persons can also have help with personal care, such as going to the restroom, eating meals, and taking daily medication.
HPC supports a person to be more independent while
meeting their daily living needs. Direct service providers help people with household chores and personal care, including:
• Dressing
• Hygiene
• Preparing Food
• Managing Money
• Paying Bills
• Cleaning and Laundry
• Getting out and being a part of
the community
• Helping people get to medical and dental appointments
Transportation services may be available based on an
understanding of a person's needs discovered during an
assessment, then listed in their individual service plan.
Whenever possible, family, friends, neighbors, or community agencies that provide transportation without charge should be used first.
This service can support people as they transition from living in a facility to living in a house or an apartment, with others or on their own. It can pay for one-time
household expenses like the security deposit for an
apartment or start-up fees for utilities. Community Transition can also be used to buy initial
cleaning products or household supplies.
Achieving Dreams Attic is our “boutique” shop located right next door to our facility. We have beautiful hand craft projects that our individuals have been working on along with a few outside vendor products as well. The proceeds from our projects along with a small contribution from the local vendors will help to fund a variety of outings for individuals. We are extremely excited about the opening of this shop to the public.
Open Monday – Friday 9am – 2pm