Home-Based Services for Adults and Children- CTF ILLINOIS
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Location:
6081 Development Drive
Charleston, IL 61920
Telephone Numbers and Contact Information:
217-348-3869 x 203 Mike Brown
217-348-8804 Fax
Web Page: http://www.ctfillinois.org/
Email to: mikebrown@ctfillinois.org
Program Details:
| Operating Agency: | CTF ILLINOIS |
|---|---|
| Agency Type: | Private, Non-Profit |
| Person In Charge: | Mike Brown; Vice president |
| Hours: | Mon. - Fri. : 8am - 5pm |
| Fees: | None |
| Eligibility: | Age 3 and above with a developmential disability and living with family |
| Intake Process: | Contact Mike Brown at 217-348-3869 Ext. 203 |
| Area Served: | 3 years and older |
| Ages Served: | Coles, Clark, Cumberland, Edgar, Jasper, Moultrie, and Shelby |
| Appt. Necessary: | No |
| Payment Methods: | NA |
| Handicapped accessible: | Yes |
Program/Service Notes:
Adults and children with developmental disabilities who live at home with their family receives support and services designed to prevent or delay out-of-home placement. CTF ILLINOIS provides case management, service facilitation, personal support, behavior intervention, and training and counseling.CTF ILLINOIS offers home-based services and supports. Direct Service Personnel from CTF ILLINOSI are matched to families based on experience and compatability, and spend an average of 15 hours per week providing supervision, instruction, and guidance to help the participant develop skills and move towards independence.
Active treatment is the focus, and typical examples include behavior management, goal setting, living skills development, and community integration. A Qualified Mental Retardation Professional QMRP also provides overall case management and supervises the Direct Service Personnel.
Last Updated: July 14, 2016, 9:52 a.m.