Provides support by trained staff to families in their homes through social activities, respite care and outcome oriented individual instruction. Hours of service are flexible to best meet the needs of families.

Provides a community living facility for individuals with developmental disabilities. Program focuses on helping individuals live successfully and independently in the community. Support services include adult training, behavior management, individual program planning, communication skills training and money management instruction.

Services for individuals, many of whom previously resided in institutional settings, in agency-operated homes with full-time care and supervision, and with support services provided in their own homes or apartments. Services include both Community Living Arrangements and Supported Independent Living.

A comprehensive assessment, education, support and rehabilitation program that identifies and treats older adults who are at risk for four of the most common geriatric syndromes
- Depression
- Dementia
- Falls risk
- Incontinence

These common syndromes may threaten the ability to live safely at home-leading to premature placement in a nursing or long-term care facility and frequent hospitalization. Our goal is to allow those who are aging at home and at-risk for these conditions to remain as independent as possible and to live safely and comfortably in their homes.

Provides specialized, goals-based assistive technology (AT) assessment, education, and support services for persons with disabilities and older adults seeking to increase independence, social engagement, or life management through technology. Services may include AT device acquisition, email use and management, environmental hardware set up, smart home implementation, online life skills development (online shopping, social media, telehealth, etc.), accessible gaming, troubleshooting, and more.

Program for children birth to 3-years-old who have been identified with special needs and meet the eligibility requirements. Designed to help families better meet the needs of their child. Through a family training model, services are provided in the child's natural environment with the active participation of their parents and other caregivers. These services can include: home-based instruction, physical, occupational and speech therapies, case management services, and tracking/monitoring a childâ??s development.

Program for children birth to 3-years-old who have been identified with special needs and meet the eligibility requirements. Designed to help families better meet the needs of their child. Through a family training model, services are provided in the child's natural environment with the active participation of their parents and other caregivers. These services can include: home-based instruction, physical, occupational and speech therapies, case management services, and tracking/monitoring a childâ??s development.

In our Lifesharing program, also known as Host Homes, adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities live in the community of their choice in the private family home of their dedicated Lifesharing providers who we call Mentors.Mentors provide the individuals we serve with:
24-hour home-based monitoring; Medication management oversight; Community integration/structured activities; Life skills development; Activities of daily living management;Transportation; 24/7 on-call support from our team of experts.

Our primary goal is to help individuals with blindness and visual impairment to live safely, comfortably and efficiently within their homes. Instructors teach techniques for cooking safely, identifying canned goods, freezer items and medicines, managing laundry and housekeeping tasks, and keeping the household well-organized. Staff assists with marking appliances and with evaluating and implementing safety related changes within the home.

Instructors also introduce simple methods for dealing with everyday tasks such as money identification, telling time, and using the telephone. Clients learn new ways to communicate using large print materials, adaptive writing aids, and audio technology. When appropriate, basic Braille may be introduced.

Fundamental orientation and mobility skills and white cane techniques are oftentimes taught so that clients can travel safely in their environment.

Caring is key. Instructors provide adaptive ways to deal with recreational and social challenges that sometimes arise fr

- Agriculture: Dairy, poultry, livestock, horticulture, farm safety, agronomy, ag economic development
- West Nile Virus Program
- Master Gardening Program
- Family Living: Strong Women, strength training program
- Better Kid Care: A training and resource program for childcare providers. DPW training credits are earned through this program. Fee $5-10.
- Nutrition: food irradiation, foods and nutrition, home canning and freezing, food safety information, food safety training for volunteer groups.
- Expanded Food and Nutrition Program (EFNEP): for low-income families - SuperCupboard Nutrition Program.
- My New Weight of Life: an 11 week weight management program designed to re-educate participants on their eating habits for permanent weight loss.
- 4-H and Youth Development
Eligibility: Members, from 8 to 18 years before January 1; Leaders, adult volunteers interested in sharing time and talents with youth
- Special Programs:
Therapeutic Riding
Seeing Eye Dog
Project Areas:
- Animal

Provides skilled nursing services including wound care, diabetic instruction, medication management, and intravenous therapy; maternal child health programs; physical, occupational, and speech therapies; Hospice program; medical social services; home health aides; educational programs; flu vaccine clinics; and blood pressure screenings.

Provides skilled nursing services including wound care, diabetic instruction, medication management, and intravenous therapy; maternal child health programs; physical, occupational, and speech therapies; Hospice program; medical social services; home health aides; educational programs; flu vaccine clinics; and blood pressure screenings.

Under the direction of a Rehabilitation Manager, our expert rehabilitation team includes Licensed Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Speech Therapists. They instruct both patients and families on providing a safe home environment; as well as instructing on exercises to help patients maintain their independence.

Physical therapy
- Gait Training and Mobility Assessment
- Environment Evaluation and Home Safety
- Falls Risk Assessment
- Balance Restoration
- Muscle Strengthening
- Mobility Enhancement

Occupational therapy
- Assessment of Needs for Adaptive Equipment
- Motor Skill Assessment
- Activities of Daily Living
- Grooming and Dressing
- Basic Household Functions
- Mobility Enhancement

Speech therapy
- Assessment and Treatment of Motor Skill
- Speech Retraining
- Swallowing Retraining
- Verbal Motoring

Offers home visitation services. Provides weekly community-based activities including food shopping and trips to the bank

The Elks home nurse can provide the following services for a person with a developmental delay:
- in-home medical case management services
- advocate for an individual's legal and human rights
- provide information regarding resources and services available
- assess needs and help to access equipment
- advocate for appropriate educational services
- assist with finding activities within the community
- offer instruction regarding home care
- provide emotional support
- help with vocational goals
- assist with residential placement
- provide referrals to appropriate agencies
- interpret clinical findings and act as liaison between health care professionals

Provides supports to young adults with disabilities living independently. Services are customized for each client and may include living skill instruction and strategies, employment support and coaching, guidance in resolving interpersonal issues, opportunities to socialize and engage in community events and activities, team and community-building techniques, community and home safety discussions, and group financial management discussions. Provides 24/7 on-call support and regular staff visits.

Services for people with disabilities: housing referral service; technical assistance and recommendations for making existing and new structures accessible; care counseling and attendant care; homemaker services (in Washington County only); in-home skills

Family Based Mental Health (FBMH) is an in-home family therapy service. The overarching goal of this program is to keep families together. FBMH promotes family unity and works toward reducing the need for out-of-home placement such as psychiatric hospitalizations and residential treatment facilities. A wide range of services are provided by the FBMH team including but not limited to; therapeutic interventions, education and skills building, case management, and family support services. This program is voluntary and time limited to generally not more than 32 weeks depending on the needs of the family. The highly intensive program also offers a 24 hour/day, 7 day/week Hospital Diversion/Crisis Stabilization component available to the families.

Provides a wide variety of social services designed to support healthy family development. Services may include home visiting services that focus on public health issues (especially prenatal), mental health and substance abuse counseling, home management instruction, success in a childcare setting, parenting skills development, stress management, tutoring, pregnancy awareness, and AIDS awareness.

Provides a variety of social services designed to support family development. Services may include home visiting services that focus on public health issues (especially prenatal), mental health and substance abuse counseling, home management instruction, success in a child care setting, parenting skills development, stress management, tutoring, pregnancy awareness, and AIDS awareness; may be available to the community at large, to families at risk for dissolution or those currently in crisis; and may be offered by a single agency or a coalition of agencies that have agreed to provide services according to a coordinated case plan.

A day treatment program for adolescents struggling with the symptoms associated with a mental health diagnosis. Group, individual, and family therapy are offered in addition to medication management. Cognitive behavioral interventions focus on improving interpersonal relationships and symptom management, while overall increasing an adolescent's ability to be successful at home, in school, and in their community.

Includes an academic component during the school year, which allows program participants to remain in their home school district. A teacher is available to provide instruction while a mental health worker is present in the academic milieu to provide therapeutic interventions.

Provides direct instruction and support in the following areas:
personal management, household management, money management, grocery shopping and meal planning, laundry and personal shopping, and other areas the consumer, case manager and community support aide identify.

Also provides lice eradication and bed bug eradication services.

A recovery and resiliency based program which enhances an individual's independence and quality of life. This is achieved by supporting and empowering the individual to identify and participate in educational, community, vocational, social, daily living and wellness activities of their choice. The hope is that this will increase their quality of life with the amount of support each individual desires, that will improve their current living situation. Individually and voluntarily driven as well as community based, with opportunities coming right to the individual's home. Services includes obtaining/maintaining housing, transportation, nutrition, money management, interpersonal skills, community participation and time management.