Community Living Services
Community Living Services refers to programming designed to support individuals with developmental disabilities, autism, and FASD. Programs for adults are funded by Community Living BC, while programs for children and youth are funded by Ministry for Children and Family Development. Here are the programs we offer:
For Adults:
Community Inclusion - These services are designed to support individuals to have rich lives within community. The type of support provided to individuals referred to these programs are based on their current disability-related needs, support preferences, and goals for inclusion.
Supported Living - Outreach - These services are provided to individuals who live in the community in their own homes. Outreach support provides targeted hourly support to individuals through one on one or group arrangements.
Psychological and Behavioural Support - These professional services include consultation, assessment, and therapy for referred individuals who have mental health needs. Services are designed to enhance the individuals' overall quality of life and to strengthen the family's ability to manage.
Crisis Response - We provide after-hours crisis response to individuals with developmental disabilities in Williams Lake and 100 Mile House. The service is available Evenings and Weekends, 4:30 pm to 8:30 am Monday through Thursday, and from 4:30 pm Friday to 8:30 am Monday.
Residential - We provide both Shared Living (Homeshare) and/or Staffed Residential services in Williams Lake, Prince George, Dawson Creek, and Cranbrook. These services are individualized for each person served.
For Children and Youth:
Life Skills - One to one and group services are provided to children and youth with special needs in order to enhance their life skills competencies, and be part of their communities to the best of their abilities. These services are provided in Williams Lake and Quesnel.
Residential - We provide Therapeutic Caregiver Homes as well as Staffed Resources to children and youth, generally in one-bed resources. Programming is tailored specifically to each individual's needs.
For Adults:
Community Inclusion - These services are designed to support individuals to have rich lives within community. The type of support provided to individuals referred to these programs are based on their current disability-related needs, support preferences, and goals for inclusion.
Supported Living - Outreach - These services are provided to individuals who live in the community in their own homes. Outreach support provides targeted hourly support to individuals through one on one or group arrangements.
Psychological and Behavioural Support - These professional services include consultation, assessment, and therapy for referred individuals who have mental health needs. Services are designed to enhance the individuals' overall quality of life and to strengthen the family's ability to manage.
Crisis Response - We provide after-hours crisis response to individuals with developmental disabilities in Williams Lake and 100 Mile House. The service is available Evenings and Weekends, 4:30 pm to 8:30 am Monday through Thursday, and from 4:30 pm Friday to 8:30 am Monday.
Residential - We provide both Shared Living (Homeshare) and/or Staffed Residential services in Williams Lake, Prince George, Dawson Creek, and Cranbrook. These services are individualized for each person served.
For Children and Youth:
Life Skills - One to one and group services are provided to children and youth with special needs in order to enhance their life skills competencies, and be part of their communities to the best of their abilities. These services are provided in Williams Lake and Quesnel.
Residential - We provide Therapeutic Caregiver Homes as well as Staffed Resources to children and youth, generally in one-bed resources. Programming is tailored specifically to each individual's needs.
Main Page: http://www.axis.bc.ca/contact/
Contact Page: https://axis.bc.ca/services/community-living-services/
Details
Disabilities
Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome , Dual Diagnosis, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome / Spectrum Disorders , Intellectual / Developmental Disability
Age
19-99
Eligibility
Community Living Services refers to programming designed to support individuals with developmental disabilities, autism, and FASD. Programs for adults are funded by Community Living BC, while programs for children and youth are funded by Ministry for Children and Family Development.
For more information about Community Living Services for Adults, please visit CLBC's website at www.communitylivingbc.ca
For more information about Community Living Services for Adults, please visit CLBC's website at www.communitylivingbc.ca
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