Independent Living Arrangements & Skills

Provides 90 hours of blindness life skills training in a 4-week period. Comprehensive training includes cane travel training, cooking, cleaning, personal care, technology, cell phone access, Braille literacy, and self-defense in a safe and structured environment. <em>**Currently all classes are Zoom classes. Please email to get Zoom info. Will be on Tuesdays from 10am until 11am.</em>

Provides basic skills training including social, communication, basic living and self care, and transitional living skills.

Offers recreational and social opportunities by NNCIl and other community facilities for individuals with disabilities. Program is tailored to promote socialization, independence, mobility, health, and fitness improvement with community integration.

Provides training and activities designed to develop, maintain, or regain independence. Training may include: Building self-esteem, nutrition, money management, socialization, and activities for daily living.

Provides personal/attendant care services, homemaker, light housekeeping, respite, home assisted residential care services, environmental accessibility adaptations, personal emergency response system, companionship, home delivered meals, specialized medical equipment and case management to adults with physical disabilities.

Provides personal/attendant care services, homemaker, light housekeeping, respite, home assisted residential care services, environmental accessibility adaptations, personal emergency response system, companionship, home delivered meals, specialized medical equipment and case management to adults with physical disabilities.

Program can help individuals identify their Independent Living goals and the appropriate Assistive Technology (AT) that is necessary for the individual to care for themselves or receive care in their homes and their community. Also has resources to provide a variety of AT when no other resources are possible. Assistance in: developing independent living goals, identifying assistive technology and options, and information/referrals/technical information. Provides assistive technology needed for daily living home and community access; including home and vehicle modifications, durable medical equipment, visual aids, mobility devices, and personal communication technology when no other resources are available.

Services include: service coordination, supported living services, jobs and day training, family support, respite care, and intermediate care facility ID.

Services include: service coordination, supported living services, jobs and day training, family support, respite care, and intermediate care facility ID.

Services include: service coordination, supported living services, jobs and day training, family support, respite care, and intermediate care facility ID.

Services include: service coordination, supported living services, jobs and day training, family support, respite care, and intermediate care facility ID.

Offers art activities and social recreation including creative arts, dance, music, and events on campus and in the community.

Offers art activities and social recreation including creative arts, dance, music, and events on campus and in the community.

Offers art activities and social recreation including creative arts, dance, music, and events on campus and in the community.

Offers art activities and social recreation including creative arts, dance, music, and events on campus and in the community.

Provides independent living skills training which also may include recreation/social activities, benefits assistance, home modifications, and equipment loan.

Provides services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Includes jobs and day training, nursing, behavioral consultation, counseling, supported living, and service coordination.

Daily living skills including maintaining a household, caring for personal needs, buy/preparing food, choosing/accessing transportation, and navigating the community. Teaches individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities to live independently.

Provides services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Includes jobs and day training, nursing, behavioral consultation, counseling, supported living, and service coordination.

Programs includes basic living and self-care skills, social and communication skills, parental training, time management, and transition living skills.

Individuals learn how to manage their daily lives; and learn safe and appropriate behaviors. These skills include teaching public transportation, cooking, household chores, shopping, budgeting, banking, and appropriate leisure activities to name a few. For PSR (higher level functioning), help with resume writing, job placement, help finding advance education institutions/schooling.

Provides services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Includes jobs and day training, nursing, behavioral consultation, counseling, supported living, and service coordination.

Provides services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Includes jobs and day training, nursing, behavioral consultation, counseling, supported living, and service coordination.

Provides services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Includes jobs and day training, nursing, behavioral consultation, counseling, supported living, and service coordination.

Wrap-around services to provide a client psychosocial rehab and basic living skills training. In home or coordination with the school.

Wrap-around services to provide a client psychosocial rehab and basic living skills training. In home or coordination with the school.

Provides residential supports to individuals who require assistance to live in the least restrictive community setting possible. Offers habilitative and skills building supports to individuals designed to maximize independence in the community.

Provides in-home basic skills and psychosocial rehabilitation to all ages. Could include life skills, daily living, self-care, social skills, and mental health.

Offers art activities and social recreation including creative arts, dance, music, and events on campus and in the community.

Offers support for living expenses, education, career guidance, life skills workshops, and individual case management for existing and former foster youth.

Provides long term support and service options counseling and caregiver support services including plan for care and connection to the services.

Provides services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Includes jobs and day training, nursing, behavioral consultation, counseling, supported living, and service coordination.

Provides services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Includes jobs and day training, nursing, behavioral consultation, counseling, supported living, and service coordination.

Independent housing for individuals who are facing homelessness, including veterans, designed to create a systems change by providing access to housing resource information, creating options and choice for consumers in their living situations.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Community-based inclusive and adaptive recreation program for adults of varying abilities wishing to meet new friends through recreation and independent living activities. Ages 22 & up (or have graduated from high school). From 2:00 PM-5:30 PM, Monday through Friday, $11 per day, and respite care is accepted. Located at Henderson Multigenerational Center, Valley View Recreation Center, and Whitney Ranch Recreation Center.

Inclusive and adaptive program provides opportunities for young adults with disabilities to explore their recreational interests in a structured environment as well as develop the skills needed for independence. Grades 9-12 (or up to 21 years of age). 1:30 PM-5:30 PM, Monday through Friday, $11 per day, and respite care is accepted. Located at Henderson Multigenerational Center and Valley View Recreation Center.

Rehabilitative mental health interventions designed to reduce cognitive and behavioral impairments and restore the recipient to their highest level of functioning. Basic Skills Trainer provides clients with age and developmentally appropriate cognitive and behavioral skills through positive reinforcement modeling, operant conditions and other training techniques. Included but not limited to: basic living skills, social skills, and communication skills.

Provides assistance to older adults, people with disabilities, Deaf &amp; Hard of Hearing community, caregivers, and families to help identify needs, goals, and explore their long term services and support options. Help with application assistance, predetermining eligibility for public programs, caregiver support, and much more.

Provides assistance to older adults, people with disabilities, Deaf &amp; Hard of Hearing community, caregivers, and families to help identify needs, goals, and explore their long term services and support options. Help with application assistance, predetermining eligibility for public programs, caregiver support, and much more.

Helps individuals with disabilities find affordable housing. Each of the housing options (subsidized housing, public housing, and housing choice vouchers) are different. Please call for details on how they work, who is eligible, and how to apply.

Supportive living homes. Services for those living in the supportive living homes include transportation to and from doctors visits and grocery shopping and medication management. *Clients must be able to feed, clothe, and bath themselves

Provides assistance in budgeting, independent living skills, community survival skills, resource utilization and social interaction skills.

A tuition free educational program of the National Guard and State of Nevada. Provides trained Staff with integrity, professionalism, and empathy who anticipate and mitigate challenges. A preventive rather than remedial “youth at risk” program, targets unemployed/underemployed, high school dropouts or at risk of dropping out, 16-18 years of age and willing to become drug free. Core components of the program are: responsible citizenship, academic excellence (Hi-Set prep, high school diploma, high school credits), life-coping skills, service to community, health and hygiene, job skills, leadership/followership, and physical training.

PDOP has weekly life skills training for those with disabilities. There is a younger groupd for ages 10 to 18 years old and another group for 18 years old and up. PDOP also has monthly social events for PDOP members. The events are scheduled throughout the year. Contact us for dates and times for each social event.

Provides services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Includes jobs and day training, nursing, behavioral consultation, counseling, supported living, and service coordination.

Transitional housing for those with acquired and/or traumatic brain injuries (car accident, stroke, epilepsy, and other related). Services offer physical, speech, and occupational therapy in a 24/7 setting. Outpatient home based rehabilitation services for those who are living independently.

Consulting: Ongoing strategic consultation at no cost to child welfare systems and tribes.

Public Policy: Comprehensive child welfare information to support policymakers

Research and Analysis: Information to support decision-making, bolster system integration, build capacity, and support sustainability.

Casey Life Skills: Free practice tool and framework for working with youth in foster care. It assesses independent living skills and provides results instantly. Intended to be done between a youth and their social worker, case manger, or other mentor.

Direct Services: Operates nine field offices in five states (Arizona, California, Idaho, Texas, and Washington) that provide direct services to urgan, suburban, and rural communities.