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Country Valley Industries primary purpose is to employ individuals with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities in a facility-based environment; and business benefits because our objectives are compatible with the basic tenets of the marketplace - to provide employment and quality goods and services at competitive prices. |
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The Supported Employment program provides vocational opportunities to persons with disabilities who need on-going support services to maintain competitive employment. Supported Employment also provides the individual with the opportunity to work alongside non-handicapped persons, thus allowing for integration within the community work force. Services include: |
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Individual Residential Alternatives (IRAs) offer a living alternative to adults ages eighteen and older. The purpose of this program is to provide supervision and training to residents to enhance their functional living skills and independence. All residents receive services on a daily basis through the implementation of a comprehensive individual service plan, with 24-hour supervision from staff.
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For those individuals who are prepared for a semi-supervised living situation, the Supportive Apartment Program offers the individuals an opportunity to experience independent living in apartments located within the community. Residential staff visit individuals on a regular basis providing guidance and support.
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at 607-723-8361, ext. 206 for further details. |
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The purpose of the Family Support Services Program is to provide assistance and support to families having a relative with mental retardation/developmental disabilities residing at home with them. Family Support Services consist of various programs including: |
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The purpose of the In-Home Respite Program is to assist families that care for a family member with a developmental disability to obtain respite services, in order to delay premature or inappropriate out of home placement, and preserve and strengthen the family unit. Respite is short-term, temporary care of family members with a disability to provide families relief from the demands of routine care of an individual with a disability. Respite can occur a few hours a day or week or for an occasional overnight. Respite care may be used so that families can pursue leisure and recreational activities, personal business, or take care of emergency situations. Respite care may not be used for "day care" while caregivers are at work.
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Medicaid Service Coordination (MSC) is a program designed to help people with developmental disabilities live independent and productive lives in the community according to their own dreams and desires. Through Medicaid Service Coordination you work in a partnership with a qualified service coordinator to develop and maintain a personalized plan designed to meet your individual needs and unique goals. Quality services are provided by competent and caring staff. |
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Since 1970, this special program has been a learning bridge for children living in the Southern Tier. This year, over 180 children ages 5--21 shared in the joys of discovery experienced through the day program held at a local Binghamton City school. Children must have an IEP through the School District's CSC to be eligible to attend. |
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Provide regularly scheduled Friday evening respite opportunities for families that have relatives with a developmental disability in their household
Provide opportunities for teens with developmental disabilities living at home with family members to participate in recreational, educational and social activities.
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- Provide regularly scheduled Friday evening and Saturday respite opportunities for families that have relatives with a developmental disability in their household
- Provide opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities living at home with family members to participate in recreational, educational and social activities.
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Day Habilitation Services are offered to residents living in Broome and Tioga Counties. These individuals have been diagnosed with mental retardation or another disability prior to their twenty-second birthday. Services are individualized and assist in developing, enhancing and/or maintaining skills which are typically used while working, living or socializing in the community. Volunteer opportunities are utilized as a means of increasing self-esteem, promoting individuality and independence. |
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ACHIEVE offers a Prevocational Program for individuals with mental retardation/developmental disabilities living in Broome or Tioga counties. The program located at each one ACHIEVE's Sheltered Workshop facilities and is designed to serve 120 individuals. Training is provided to individuals with the intent to further prepare them for a regular work environment. The following is our agency admission criteria: |
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