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Community Options
The purpose of the Community Options program is to teach skill development through participation in community oriented activities. This section of the program is where we are able to provide most of our bonus hours and assist people in participating in various community activities. Some of the various programs that we teach while out in the community are street crossing, purchasing, socializing, making choices, accessing various agencies, and developing friendships. This section of or program also allows us to support the people we serve in volunteer work placements.

Integration is a major focus of the Community Options program. This program assists individuals with developmental disabilities to develop skills that will enhance their independence and participation in a variety of activities.

- Community Involvement: The staff work with individuals to assist them in actively participating in community services and opportunities.
- Relationship Building: Friendship is a valuable element of a full and satisfying lifestyle for everyone. The staff at Community Options will provide support and assist individuals to build relationships with others.
- Skills Development: Community Options staff will assist individuals to enhance their skills through a variety of community settings.
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Disabilities
Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome , Fetal Alcohol Syndrome / Spectrum Disorders , Intellectual / Developmental Disability
Age
19-65
Eligibility
1. Adult referrals are made by Community Living BC (CLBC) and children/youth referrals are made from Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD). The referral source and person, along with AiMHi will work in conjunction to determine services that will best meet the identified request. Where exceptions exist, the circumstances will be documented.
2. Information will be obtained which is necessary to provide service that is being requested (i.e.: family, cultural, medical, daily living skills etc.). Information will be shared with relevant authorized persons only. Some departments have specific entrance or ineligibility criteria. These criteria will be reviewed at intake at applicable department.
3. The applicable Management Team members will oversee screening and administer decisions based on applicable criteria.
4. People will be informed of their acceptance into services or recommendations will be documented for alternative services.
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