• Choice, decision making and exploration of personal interests.
  
  
• Community participation, integration and relationship building.
  
  
• Self-advocacy and human rights training.
  
  
• Skill acquisition using individual instructional tactics, breaking down skills into discrete identifiable steps, such as:
  

  • Money management and emergency and safety skills training.
  • Meal preparation, shopping, household management and personal care and well-being.
  • Counseling and coordination with local mental health centers, to name a few.
  

• Clinical supports, applied behavior and functional analysis, social skills development.
  
  
• Nursing supports, arranging and follow-up of health services and supports, and medication
  administration following state regulations and guidelines.
  
  
• Satisfaction of services and supports.
  

Residential Divisions Services Overview

WCI provides a comprehensive range of services and supports to 135 people with developmental disabilities in Residential Community homes. People also have physical, mental health and behavioral health, sensory and medical health needs.

Staffing supports range from intensive (1:1) to (1:4) depending on people's needs and challenges. Our approach is to implement strategies that provide flexible options that maximize independence and inclusion in the community through the following methodologies: