Services for Children with Developmental Disabilities

IDD Choice Advising

We support your choices to determine where you wish to live, the care you receive, and how you spend your days.

Individual Support Plan

An ISP is crafted based on an individual's health and safety needs, interests, choices, and goals. The Service Coordinator works closely with the individual and their support network to help them develop and progress toward their identified goals including aspirations, community integration and employment.

Family Support

The family support program strives to help children and families remain independent, healthy, and safe by assisting families with caring for their children at home. Families determine what they need most and have flexibility to choose services and providers.

In-Home Supports (K-Plan)

In-home services can support individuals to access the care they need to live in the family home. Types of support services include: attendant care, relief care, skills training, parent and family training, behavior consultation, assistive technology, and devices.

Foster Care

Children residing in family homes or other settings, served by both the I/DD and Child Welfare programs, may be eligible for placement in I/DD certified foster care homes. These homes may be certified to support children with complex medical needs.

Children's Extraordinary Needs Program

The Children's Extraordinary Needs program is for children under 18 with very high medical and/or behavior needs. Children in the program can get up to 20 hours of paid care per week from their parents and/or guardians.