Services and Supports Provided by Regional Centers

• Adaptive equipment services
• Advocacy
• Advocacy assistance or facilitation
• Assessment
• Assistance in finding, modifying and maintaining a home
• Behavior Modification
• Camping
• Childcare
• Community integration services
• Community residential placement
• Community support facilitation
• Counseling for the consumer
• Counseling for the consumer's family
• Daily living skills training
• Day care
• Development and provision of a 24 hour emergency response system
• Development of unpaid natural supports
• Diagnosis
• Diapers
• Domiciliary care
• Education
• Emergency and crisis intervention
• Emergency housing
• Emergency relief for personal care attendants
• Evaluation
• Facilitated circles of support
• Facilitation, including outreach and education
• Facilitation with a facilitator of the consumer's choosing.
• Financial assistance
• Follow-along services
• Foster family placement
• Habilitation
• Home location assistance
• Homemaker services
• Identification of circles of support
• Infant stimulation programs
• Information and referral services
• Mental health services
• Occupational therapy
• Paid neighbors
• Paid roommates
• Parent training
• Peer advocates
• Personal care or assistance
• Physical therapy
• Protection of civil, service and legal rights
• Protective services
• Provision of circles of support
• Recreation
• Recruiting, hiring and training personal care attendants
• Respite
• Respite for personal care attendants
• Self-advocacy training
• Sexuality training
• Sheltered employment
• Short term out-of-home care
• Social services
• Social skills training
• Sociolegal services
• Special living arrangements
• Specialized dental care
• Specialized medical care
• Speech therapy
• Support services for consumers in homes they own or lease
• Supported employment
• Supported living arrangements
• Technical assistance
• Training
• Transportation services
• Travel training
• Treatment
• Vouchered services
• Services and supports that are necessary For families to maintain their children with developmental disabilities at home, when living at home is in the best interest of the child.
• Services and supports needed to maintain and strengthen the family unit, where one or both parents is an individual with developmental disabilities.
• Other service and support options which would result in greater self-sufficiency for the consumer and cost-effectiveness to the state.

LET US ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS. Call 888 IDEA-ADA (888-4332-232), or email us at inquiry@a2zedad.com for more information.