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Independent Living Support
Programs and services that provide independent living skills training or assistive equipment training to help individuals with disabilities live independently, including day services that provide the training, supports and more.
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Staff make home visits to assist clients who require support for daily living tasks such as grocery shopping, life skills, coordination services, and more.
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Individualized Programs Provided by: Canadian Deafblind Association
Clients are assigned a worker to assess their unique needs and help develop a case plan to meet those needs. After consultation and assessment, clients are connected with community resources and programs to help with the following types of needs:
- Community based resources
- Fitness and recreation
- Socialization
- Life skills
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Online training for vision accessibility features on an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Topics include:
- Low vision
- VoiceOver
- Calls, texts, emails
- Siri
- Web browsing
- Writing
- Seeing Artificial Intelligence (AI) app
Learning platform is provided by Hadley Institute.
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Provides three types of housing for individuals with intellectual disabilities:
- Group Living: Located in the Montague area. Residents are encouraged to be as independent as possible but have the support of staff when required. Some are small options homes with 2-3 residents. Some facilities are staffed 24 hours a day, have day programming, and offer help with food and laundry.
- Associate Family Program: People with intellectual disabilities can apply to live in a home with a local family who provides a nurturing, safe and supportive environment (pending availability).
- Independent Living Centre: Provides support for 8 independent persons as well as a Small Options Unit ( a three-bedroom)
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People with intellectual disabilities who live in West Prince can apply for a variety of residential housing services. Supported living is located in Alberton, O'Leary and Tignish. Includes:
- Supported apartment living
- Independent living
- Room and board options
- In-home care to assist families
- Respite care for families
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We acknowledge that the land on which we learn, live and work is the traditional unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people of Epekwitk, represented by the Abegweit First Nation and Lennox Island First Nation.