Person-centered day services
Activities support communication, personal choice, independent eating, hygiene, household skills, interests, and basic work skills. Planning involves each participant and follows individual needs and abilities.
Day habilitation
Non-residential support develops or maintains self-help, social, and adaptive skills through the participant’s Service Plan. Specialized Habilitation and Supported Community Connections are described below.
Specialized Habilitation (SH)
Support may include eating, toileting, personal care, sensory engagement, maintenance skills, and supervision. Where appropriate, activities coordinate with therapies in the Service Plan. Sheltered-workshop activities are excluded.
Supported Community Connections (SCC)
Community experiences build relationships, participation, and adaptive skills, with group or individual support as identified in the Service Plan.
Experiences & interests
Parks, mall walks, reservoirs, games, arts and crafts, museums, zoo, library reading, music, Zumba, cooking, gardening, yoga, field trips, Aurora/Denver tours, movies, and community-service projects.
The published program describes nurse oversight. Discuss current staffing, plans, and participation with our team.
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