Intellectual Disability Services That Enrich Lives

Intellectual Disability
Services That Enrich Lives

Helping people get the support they need to live fulfilling and dignified lives at home and in their community.

Regional Centers

Get quick and experienced assistance with your most difficult cases. Our participant-focused approach ensures the best placement for their needs. We provide urgent assistance when you need it, and you can trust our experience and proven track record for positive results.

Be an active participant in your future. We listen to your concerns, give you choices and help you succeed.

Supported Living Services

Supported Living Services (SLS) consists of a broad range of services to adults with intellectual disabilities who choose to live in their own homes. SLS may include:

  • Assistance with selecting and moving into a home
  • Choosing personal attendants and housemates
  • Acquiring household furnishings
  • Common daily living skills activities and emergencies
  • Becoming a participating member in community life
  • Managing personal financial affairs, as well as other skill supports

These services help individuals exercise meaningful choice and control in their daily lives, including where and with whom to live. SLS is designed to foster nurturing relationships and full membership in the community, while working toward long-range personal goals. Because these may be life-long concerns, SLS is offered for as long and as often as needed, with the flexibility required to meet a person’s changing needs over time, and without regard solely to the level of disability. DABS works with the consumer to establish and maintain a safe, stable and independent life in their own home. This program can be provided up to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

To learn more about our Supported Living Services, contact us today.

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Independent Living Services

Participants are actively involved in our Independent Living Services (ILS) program, where they receive support in developing productive lifestyles. We provide assistance in making healthy choices, functional skills training, financial budgeting, time management and more, to help secure a self-sustaining, independent living situation in the community. This program includes up to 40 hours per month of skills training.
To learn more about our Independent Living Services, contact us today.

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Community Integration Training Programs

A Community Integration Training Program (CITP) is a community-based skills training service for adults with intellectual disabilities, offered Monday through Friday for up to 6 hours per day. Skills training and development focus areas:

  • Developing and maintaining self-help and self-care skills
  • Developing the ability to interact with others, making one’s needs known and responding to instructions
  • Developing self-advocacy and employment skills
  • Developing community integration skills such as accessing community services
  • Behavior management to help improve behaviors
  • Developing social and recreational skills

To learn more about CITP, contact us today.

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Behavioral Analysis

It’s important to understand an individual’s specific behavioral needs in order to achieve success.  Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is our go-to field of study for better understanding the behavioral needs of the participant. We can provide a professional Behavioral Consultant certified in ABA to conduct a thorough evaluation and provide behavior intervention recommendations as requested by the Regional Center and/or ID Team.

To learn more about Behavioral Analysis, contact us today.

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Difficult Placements

DABS specializes in providing intellectual disability services in the most challenging cases, especially when other agencies can’t help. When things get difficult, we won’t give up on you. We respond to all referrals within 24 hours, no matter how challenging. We ensure that the entire team of supports is involved from day one. Due to the nature of our service, we work 365 days per year — no exceptions. We work with severe behavior presentations, forensic participants, and in highly sensitive scenarios requiring tempered and experienced attention.

We offer a 360 view of the system, including a deep understanding of participant needs and Regional Center requirements. We offer three decades of knowledge about how the community at large can work for our participants. This allows us to place the most difficult participants in the most supportive environment possible, quickly, with dignity and with a programmatic structure built for success.

Have a challenging case? Get help now. Contact us today.

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