| Southwest Community Services The Community Living Progam |
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The
Community Living Program (CLP) was established in 1987 as a response to a need
in Tucson’s community to support individuals with disabilities living outside
of the institution. The Community
Living Program has grown over the past years t
CLP’s
program are designed to enrich the lives of the individuals by supporting their
needs in personal, social and recreational areas.
Types of
Community Living Options
Group
Homes:
The
Community Living Program offers persons who desire to live with others the
opportunity to do so with a 24 hour program of services designed to meet the
individual needs and the care and support necessary. This program is designed
to serve persons who have a development disability with services delivered
in a licensed facility.
Apartment
Living:
Individuals
who prefer living alone or with one other roommate have the opportunity to live
in apartments that also have 24 hr staff supports available at the
complex. This model works well for
people who don't need constant 1:1 supervision but like having staff supports
easily accessible.
Individually
Designed Supports:
The
Community Living Program provides in-home supports for individuals who require
a specific number of staff hours support time per week. This model works for people who live in
their own home, or with family members/roommates who need specific assistance
in areas such as personal hygiene, home maintenance, recreational activities
etc.
Contact
Information: Sue Henning-Mitchell, 520-792-1906 |
