Intellectual Disability Residential Services – Pennsylvania

Intellectual Disability Residential Services provide 24-hour supervision of program participants in an integrated, community-based setting. Individuals live with housemates that share similar daily routines and interests. They receive education on a variety of areas such as activities of daily living, socialization, and financial topics to encourage individuals to be active members of their community.

In-Home / Community Support Services – Pennsylvania

With this service, support is provided in-home to individuals living with their family or independently. Support may include assistance with housekeeping and organization, medication administration, and transportation for community events and medical appointments. Support is provided based on the unique needs of each client, with flexible schedules to accommodate the individual and/or their family.

Behavior Support Services – Pennsylvania

These services offer a holistic approach that considers all factors that impact on an individual and their challenging behavior. Behavior Support Services can be used to address problem behaviors that range from verbal aggression, physical aggression, and property destruction to social withdrawal and self-injurious behaviors. Based on a Positive Behavior Support framework, the services seek to develop an understanding of why the individual engages in challenging behavior as well as strategies for preventing the occurrence of the behavior while teaching new skills.

Family Support Services – Pennsylvania

Clarvida’s Family Support Services provides a variety of individualized support programs and educational curricula for children, adolescents, and families. The program is designed to keep families together or reunite families who were separated as a result of involvement with the state’s Office of Children, Youth, and Families Services. Led by a staff specially trained to support clients using evidence-based programs, services are provided in a variety of settings including the family’s home, a location in the family’s community, or in our warm, inviting offices.

Crossroads – Pennsylvania

Crossroads is a site-based program for children and adolescents ages 5-21 with an Autism Spectrum Diagnosis. Crossroads programming focuses on social skill development for each participant.

Endeavor – Pennsylvania

Endeavor is a site-based program for children and adolescents ages 5-21 with an Autism Spectrum Diagnosis. Endeavor programming focuses on intensive skill acquisition training for each participant.

Life Sharing – Pennsylvania

The Life Sharing program supports adults with intellectual disabilities. This program supports both the consumer and a host family in the community that agrees to provide a caring and nurturing household for the individual. Consumers’ lives are enhanced as they have the opportunity to share responsibilities, successes, and challenges that occur in the course of normal day-to-day family life.

Supported Living – Pennsylvania

The Supported Living program cares for adults with intellectual disabilities in their own home or apartment, with the need for limited assistance. The goal of this program is to support individuals who prefer to stay in their own homes by providing some additional support. We are able to do this by providing a modest amount of staff support each week to assist with housekeeping, grocery shopping, and/or transportation to appointments.

Intermediate Care Facilities – Pennsylvania

Our Intermediate Care Facilities support the most medically or behaviorally complex individuals with intellectual disabilities. As with our community living homes, residents are encouraged to become active members of their community. We are able to support these consumers by having a higher staff to consumer ratio than our more traditional living homes. Licensed medical staff and additional behavioral support staff are provided around the clock.