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ASSISTED DAILY LIVING


ADL Program ::

The Assisted Daily Living Program provides training in daily life skills. Our program is custom designed for each resident. The skills that they acquire from this training will help achieve the greatest levels of independence needed to move on to Independent Living, group homes, or reunification with their families. It is our goal to not only help our residents gain independence but to provide a level of independence for those guiding their lives as well.

ADL Skills ::

  • Hygiene
  • Cooking
  • House cleaning
  • Laundry
  • Shopping
  • Budgeting
  • Community mobility


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tinychild graphic  Partial Hospitalization

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