Adult Residential Services

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What are Residential Services?

Our Adult Residential Services provide community-living opportunities for people with autism and other developmental disabilities over the age of 21 throughout Long Island's Nassau and Suffolk counties.

These community-based homes provide the opportunity for people with developmental disabilities to live as independently as they can and become integral community members, neighbors, co-workers, and volunteers.

Homes are designed to accommodate the individual preferences and needs of the men and women who live in them. Each person is encouraged to become an integral member of the community in which they live based on their preferences, interests, and responsibilities. Their supports are provided by highly trained Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) and clinical professionals.

Supports and Services

Individual Service Plans are team-driven and aim at providing training and supports in the following areas:

Communication and Choice
Self-Help and Personal Hygiene
Personal Safety, Self-Protection, and Emergency Skills
Self-Advocacy
Coping Skills
Social Skills and Relationship Building
Personal Money Management
Decision-Making and Problem-Solving
Self-Direction and Travel
Cooking, Shopping, and Home Maintenance
Recreation and Physical Fitness
Personal Health and Medical Needs
Career Guidance and Development
Community Participation

Clinical supports and services are provided by professional staff in the areas of speech-language pathology, nursing, psychology, nutrition, and recreation as outlined in each person’s service plan. The individual supports and services are developed utilizing positive behavioral support strategies.

For more information, please contact:

Laura Ollett, Director of Residential Services

(631) 360-4690

[email protected]

Kim Mudano, Director of Residential Services

(631) 360-4639

[email protected]