INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT SERVICES

provide supports to the individuals who live independently within their community. This means that the individual receives less than 15 hours of support a week from the support staff. Staff assist the individuals with banking, budgeting, medical transportation, recertification paperwork for their benefits, grocery shopping etc. Almost all of the individuals supported under Individual Support Services work competitively in the community or attend vocational workshops or day habilitation programs. The rest like to attend local community senior centers or volunteer sites when possible. Currently, individuals are being supported throughout the Taunton/Attleboro communities.
RESIDENTIAL SUPPORT SERVICES
are provided to the individuals who live independently within their community and receive more than 15 hours of support from the staff but less than 24 hours.
ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY PROGRAM
was started in December 2010 here at The Arc. This program is to help to move individuals that are presently living in nursing or rehab facilities out into the community. The acquired brain injury must have happened after the age of 22. Some of the services that The Arc has been approved for to provide under this program are: Adult companion, Homemaker, Individual Support and Community Habilitation, Personal Care, and Supported Employment.