Community Access Services

Community Access Services are designed to help individuals acquire, retain or improve self-help, socialization and adaptive skills required for active participation and independent functioning outside the home.  The goal of services is to help the person learn or improve their skills in personal care, being independent, socializing with others, adjusting to community life, using resources in their community, and becoming independent outside his/her home.  Community Access Services are individually planned to meet the individual’s needs, wants and preferences. 

  • Community Access Group

    Community Access Group (CAG) requires a 1:10 staff ratio in a facility-setting.  Groups are determined based upon the need of the individual.  CAG is designed to provide a learning environment ranging from teaching socialization, communication, skill building and daily living skills.  We do promote independent living, full participation in community activities and individual rights.   

  • Community Access Individual

    Community Access Individual (CAI) requires a 1:1 staff ratio in a community-setting.  Transportation to different places in the community is included in the service.  CAI is designed to enhance teaching, modeling and coaching appropriate living skills in the community.  CAI assists the individual served in acquiring, retaining, or improving socialization and networking, and independent use of community resources.  We promote inclusion in the community.  CAI is not facility based.