The Human Development Center, Inc      

Community Employment Program (SC2027)

This service provides job placement for individuals who may not otherwise be employed in other traditional settings. The provider must complete an employability assessment, indidivdual service and job development plan with participants. This service may include short-term job training, job coaching, and mobility training. The provider must have in-person contact with participants not to exceed twice weekly. This service is individualized and time limited.

Daily Living Skills-Group (SC2007)

Provides ongoing support and training in everyday practical and financial skills such as nutrition, hygiene, consumer awareness, banking, budgeting, and other daily supports. Services may be provided in the community or at the Provider's site.

Daily Living Skills-Individual (SC2008)

Provides ongoing support and training in everday practical and financial skills such as nutrition, hygiene, consumer awareness, banking, budgeting, and other daily supports. Services may be provided in the community or at the Provider's site. Services will be provided on sn individual basis.

House management Services (SC2028)

Includes services to the family or caretaker to support a child/children remaining in the home. Includes teaching skills such as budgeting and money management, cooking, cleaning, chore services and financial management, etc.

Life Skills Training (SC2025)

This service is designated to empower families to make their own decisions through training, education, vocational skills and transitional resources availible in the community. As a result of such training, families will aquire skills to support an indepndent lifestyle, coupled with improved self worth as measured by their success in seeting goals, demonstrating accountabilities, and achieving the ability to function productivly in the family and in the community.

Parent Assistance (SC2031)

A Parent Assistant is a paraprofessional whose role is to assist a parent/ Caregiver with parenting skills, by teaching, modeling, and monitoring apporpriate child care methods such as rule setting, time outs, etc. The Parent Assistant act as a guide and support for the parent and may provide information and advocacy on the development, and age appropriate needs and expectations. The parent assistance can also help the parent in locating natural support in their community. i.e. a support group.

Also, included in this service is assistance with securing needed basic resources such as food, clothing, furniture, medicine, etc. The Parent Assistant may also provide home health and personal care services such as bathing, dressing, budgeting & organization of the home as identified in the Single Coordinated Care Plan.