The Arc Central Chesapeake Region

Community living services supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities with development of skills related to activities of daily living and community inclusion. People are provided opportunities to develop skills related to learning effective communication; learning self-direction and problem solving; engaging in safety practices; performing household chores in a safe and effective manner; performing self-care; and learning skills for employment.

Fiscal management services (fms) provides participants who self-direct their services administrative assistance with many of The financial tasks of overseeing their own service delivery. The selfdirected service delivery model is an alternative to traditionally delivered and managed services. Self-direction promotes personal choice and control over The delivery of waiver and state plan services. With choice and control comes responsibility. Participants are tasked to recruit, hire, train, and manage their employees. They must also understand and adhere to their budget and ensure their budget can support their service needs throughout The plan year. Their planning process helps to identify The support needed to assist participants in their duties as an employer. The Arc ccr provides The administrative support needed to assist participants in exercising their employer and budget authority.

Personal support services are designed to enable people to live in their own home or The home of their family. Supports are designed based on The desires and needs of The persons involved. The majority of personal support services are provided as hours of staff support to assist people with The various tasks of living independently or to support people living with their families.

To provide day services, employment, family support services, individual support services and other related services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.