Employment: Adult Day Programs (07-13 Years)
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Bittersweet Farms – Whitehouse
Address:
Bittersweet Farms12660 Archbold-Whitehouse Road
Whitehouse, OH 43571
Contact:
Name: Vicki Obee-Hilty
Phone: (419) 875-6986
Email:
vobee@bittersweetfarms.org
Website:
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Audience:
14-21 Years, 22+ Years, 03-06 Years, 07-13 Years
Categories:
Camps, Community Life: Independent Living Skill Training, Employment: Adult Day Programs, Employment: Agencies, Residential, Respite, Social & Recreation: Sports
Residential services, adult day programs, independent living services, affordable housing, and respite for adults over age 18 with autism. Applicants must be a resident of the state of Ohio.
They offer a Social Living Club with weekly activities that includes non-residents.
The Summer Enrichment Program has been serving adolescents with autism for 18 years on the 80-acre Bittersweet Farms campus in Whitehouse, Ohio. Participation in the program is also offered through our Pemberville and Lima locations.
Waivers accepted.
Consumer Support Services (CSS)
Address:
7925 Paragon Rd., Suite #104Centerville, OH
Contact:
Name: Becky West
Title: State Director
Phone: (937) 277-6033
Email:
becky.west@cssohio.org
Website:
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Audience:
14-21 Years, 22+ Years, 07-13 Years
Categories:
Employment: Adult Day Programs, Employment: Agencies, Residential, Respite
Serves individuals with developmental and other disabilities from age 10 through adult with day residential and day habilitation services with the main goal of self-empowering individuals.
Headquartered in Newark, Ohio, CSS currently operates in 17 counties throughout the state: Allen, Clark, Champaign, Cuyahoga, Franklin, Geauga, Lake, Licking, Madison, Mahoning, Medina, Montgomery, Stark, Summit, Trumbull, Tuscarawas and Wayne Counties.
They operate two adult day programs – the James Street Center in Newark and the HOPE Center in Tuscarawas County.
NEW PROGRAM: Community Stepping Stones Adult Day Services
Genacross Lutheran Services
Address:
2411 Seaman StreetToledo, OH 43605
Audience:
14-21 Years, 03-06 Years, 07-13 Years
Categories:
Education: Schools, Employment: Adult Day Programs, Residential, Respite
Genacross Family & Youth Services provides residential treatment, parental support, behavioral health, day treatment, and homemaker/personal care services to children, youth, families, and adults. Long-term residental opportunity for children and teens with Aspergers and high-functioning autism from ages 6-21 accepted.
Student must be a resident of Ohio or Michigan to apply.
Waivers are accepted.
New Avenues to Independence
Address:
17608 Euclid AvenueCleveland, OH 44112
Audience:
14-21 Years, 22+ Years, 07-13 Years
Categories:
Community Life: Independent Living Skill Training, County Specific Resources: Ashtabula County, County Specific Resources: Summit County, Employment: Adult Day Programs, Employment: Agencies, Residential, Respite
New Avenues’ programs are currently serving over 700 individuals, ages 3-100 years in Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, and Summit counties. The individuals served include those with disabilities and chronic health conditions such as developmental disabilities, mental illness, autism, cerebral palsy, brain injury, and Down syndrome.
Services offered include Residential Services, Supported Living/Community Services, Vocational Services, Day Services, Senior Services and Children’s Programs (summer camp and recreational program).
They have a satellite office in Ashtabula:
2125 West Prospect Road, Ashtabula, Ohio 44004
(440) 964-2264
The Blick Center
Address:
640 West Market St.Akron, OH 44303
Audience:
14-21 Years, 22+ Years, 03-06 Years, 07-13 Years
Categories:
County Specific Resources: Summit County, Employment: Adult Day Programs, Residential, Social & Recreation: Social Groups and Playgroups, Therapy: Counselors & Social Workers, Therapy: Occupational Therapists, Therapy: Physical Therapists, Therapy: Speech Therapists
The Blick Center provides a variety of clinical outpatient, residential, day program services and other support services for individuals with developmental disabilities, behavioral health needs and other related conditions.
Services include speech, occupational and physical therapies, day programs, residential services, behavioral health including individual and group counseling, plus case management and representative payeeship services. The Blick Center can also provide behavior assessments from licensed BCBAs and sponsors a social group/day program for adults with intellectual disabilities called College for Living. The Blick Center was awarded the Best Practices Award from the Governor’s Council on People with Disabilities.
Accepts Medicaid, Medicare and CareSource insurance plans.
United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Cleveland
Address:
Iris S. and Bert L. Wolstein Center10011 Euclid Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44106
Contact:
Phone: (216) 791-8363
Agency: United Cerebral Palsy
Email:
info@ucpcleveland.org
Website:
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Audience:
14-21 Years, 22+ Years, 03-06 Years, 07-13 Years
Categories:
Employment: Adult Day Programs, Employment: Agencies, Residential, Therapy: Occupational Therapists, Therapy: Physical Therapists, Therapy: Speech Therapists
A wide range of services are available for adults and children with disabilities.
Additional locations in Westlake and Highland Hills.
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