CTF Illinois offers home-based services and support. A Case Manager will meet, inform, and educate the individual on the various resources available. Services can range from in-home support, Day Training or Vocational services, therapy services and assistance with obtaining adaptive equipment, and accessibility modifications.

Therapeutic, vocational and residential services for seniors, adults and families with children who are diagnosed with developmental disabilities.

Provides support services for individuals with developmental disabilities who are living on their own or with their families, as well as services to help the families of those individuals.

Provides services to individuals with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. Offers numerous program options for independence: - Personal Assistant (PA): Provides assistance with household tasks, personal care and, with permission of a doctor, certain health care procedures. PAs are selected, employed, and supervised by individual customers. - Homemaker Services: Personal care provided by trained and professionally supervised personnel for customers who are unable to direct the services of a PA. Instruction and assistance in household management and self-care are also available. - Maintenance Home Health: Services provided through a treatment plan prescribed by a physician or other health care professional. Other services include nursing care and physical, occupational, and speech therapy. - Electronic Home Response: Emergency response system offered by hospitals and community service organizations. This rented signaling device provides 24-hour emergency coverage, permitting the individual to alert trained professionals at hospitals, fire departments, or police departments. - Home Delivered Meals: Provided to individuals who can feed themselves but are unable to prepare food. - Adult Day Care: The direct care and supervision of customers in a community-based setting to promote their social, physical, and emotional well-being. - Assistive Equipment: Devices or equipment either purchased or rented to increase an individual's independence and capability to perform household and personal care tasks at home. - Environmental Modification: Modifications in the home that help compensate for loss of ability, strength, mobility or sensation; increase safety in the home, and decrease dependence on direct assistance from others. - Respite Services: Temporary care for adults and children with disabilities aimed at relieving stress to families. Respite services may be provided for vacation, rest, errands, family crisis or emergency. Services may include personal assistant, homemaker or home health. Also provides specialized services for people with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries (TBI). The Community Reintegration Program helps individuals with disabilities who live in nursing homes move into community with the supports they need to live as independently as possible.

Offers information and comprehensive services for individuals with disabilities including: - Screening for benefits programs - Healthcare plan support, information, and advocacy - In-home services - Job skills evaluations - Independent life skills training - Residential education and outreach programs for children with disabilities

Services for adults with developmental disabilities include: - Business Services: Support and training to work in the community. - Developmental Training: Work skills, recreation, and daily living skills to enhance personal independence and self-esteem. - Work: Vocational evaluation, job training, regular work, supported employment, and job placement services for persons with disabilities. Community Recycling Center is a part of this program. - Community Integrated Living Arrangements: Clients who lease or own their own homes may receive support in the areas of budgeting, shopping, cooking, communication with medical providers, and participation in social and recreational events. - Family Support - Services are provided to support families in caring for their special needs members.

Client & Family support is responsible for the admissions of all clients entering services in need of programs for individuals with developmental disabilities. Services offered include: - Assessment of need. - Support, advocacy and referral to appropriate AID services. - Linkage to other community services including entitlements. - Assistance to promote independence in the community in the areas of daily living skills, social skills, budgeting, medication management, accessing public transportation, and scheduling medical appointments.

Offers in-home support to children with developmental disabilities in order to prevent the child from being placed into more restrictive care. The program is unique in that all services are individually customized to meet the needs of each child and his or her family.

Improve quality of life of children and adults by developing individualized programs and teaching adaptive behaviors. Services include: - Behavioral intervention and treatment by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. - Personal support. - Service Facilitation/Case management. - School observations. - Training to parents and paraprofessionals. - Medical consultation. - Assistance obtaining assistive technology through Medicaid.

Provide case management to men, women and children with developmental disabilities in gaining access to medical, social, educational and other programs they may need. Transportation services are provided for many of the programs and services.

Support people with intellectual/developmental disabilities and their families at home. Group Respite is also provided to adults with intellectual/developmental disability. Services are geared toward keeping community independence.

Shore Community Services Services offers Home-Based Services (HBS) to individuals, ages three to adult, with an intellectual or other developmental disability who have received an Illinois Department of Human Services award letter that states they have access to funding for services provided by the HBS program.

Home-Based Support Services for persons and their families with developmental/intellectual disabilities who live with their families or live in their own homes.

Offers in-home support to children with developmental disabilities in order to prevent the child from being placed into more restrictive care. The program is unique in that all services are individually customized to meet the needs of each child and his or her family.

For children and young adults who live at home with their families, CTF Illinois offers home-based services and supports. A Case Manager will meet, inform, and educate the individual on the various resources available. Services can range from in-home support, Day Training or Vocational services, therapy services, and assistance with obtaining adaptive equipment and accessibility modifications.