Provides a variety of housing options for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities including: - Group: Three or more people live in a shared setting where support staff are present 24/7. - Supported Living: People living independently or in a family setting have in-person or virtual access as needed to Mosaic support staff to assist with personalized, individual needs. - Medical and Nursing: People receive supports for the personal healthcare needs related to chronic illness and/or disabilities.

Community Integrated Living Arrangements: 24-hour in-home and weekend respite care for adults with developmental disabilities in the western suburbs of Chicago. Support provided in all areas of daily living including cooking, housekeeping, budgeting.

Home Services assists people with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. The program tries to prevent unnecessary nursing home placement by offering in-home care. Services include: - personal caregivers. - home health home. - delivered meals. - assistive equipment. - respite services. Services are also available for persons with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries.

DD CILA provides living arrangements and a supportive environment within the community where individuals with a mental disability are supervised and provided with an array of needed services. MI CILA provides supervised residential services for adults who have a mental illness and/or developmental disability. Both CILA programs are designed to meet the needs of individuals and allow them to explore and achieve personal growth through access to community facilities and services.

Little City offers a variety of living options, both at Little City and in neighboring communities, providing adults the opportunity to make their own life choices, develop independence, integrate into the community, and live life to its fullest potential.

Helps residents who are currently in long-term care facilities to move out of the nursing home and back into their community. Pathways to Community Living Program provides individuals choices about where they can live, as well as assistance with community supports and services.

Supported living homes and apartments with intermittent or 24-hour support based on individual needs with opportunities for shopping, dining and entertainment, as well as assistance in accessing government assistance such as Medicaid, LINK and Social Security.

Community Integrated Living Arrangements: 24-hour in-home and weekend respite care for adults with developmental disabilities in the western suburbs of Chicago. Support provided in all areas of daily living including cooking, housekeeping, budgeting.

Community Integrated Living Arrangements: 24-hour in-home and weekend respite care for adults with developmental disabilities in the western suburbs of Chicago. Support provided in all areas of daily living including cooking, housekeeping, budgeting.

24/7 Community Integrated Living Arrangements (CILA) for adults with developmental disabilities

24-hour in-home and weekend respite care for adults with developmental disabilities in the western suburbs of Chicago. Support provided in all areas of daily living including cooking, housekeeping, budgeting.

Home Services assists people with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. The program tries to prevent unnecessary nursing home placement by offering in-home care. Services include: - personal caregivers. - home health home. - delivered meals. - assistive equipment. - respite services. Services are also available for persons with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries.

Helps residents who are currently in long-term care facilities to move out of the nursing home and back into their community. Pathways to Community Living Program provides individuals choices about where they can live, as well as assistance with community supports and services.

Helps individuals diagnosed with a chronic mental illness live as independently and productively as possible throughout their lives, while receiving the support they need to live safely. Provides either a supervised or supportive living program where the individual will reside in a group home environment. The residents share in all aspects of running a Pioneer Center group home, such as cooking, cleaning and grocery shopping. Pioneer Center has five behavioral health group homes nestled in neighborhoods throughout McHenry County.

Home Services assists people with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. The program tries to prevent unnecessary nursing home placement by offering in-home care. Services include: - personal caregivers. - home health home. - delivered meals. - assistive equipment. - respite services. Services are also available for persons with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries.

Home Services assists people with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. The program tries to prevent unnecessary nursing home placement by offering in-home care. Services include: - personal caregivers. - home health home. - delivered meals. - assistive equipment. - respite services. Services are also available for persons with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries.

Home Services assists people with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. The program tries to prevent unnecessary nursing home placement by offering in-home care. Services include: - personal caregivers. - home health home. - delivered meals. - assistive equipment. - respite services. Services are also available for persons with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries.

Home Services assists people with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. The program tries to prevent unnecessary nursing home placement by offering in-home care. Services include: - personal caregivers. - home health home. - delivered meals. - assistive equipment. - respite services. Services are also available for persons with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries.

DD CILA provides living arrangements and a supportive environment within the community where individuals with a mental disability are supervised and provided with an array of needed services. MI CILA provides supervised residential services for adults who have a mental illness and/or developmental disability. Both CILA programs are designed to meet the needs of individuals and allow them to explore and achieve personal growth through access to community facilities and services.

- Advocates for the civil rights of individuals with disabilities. - Coordinates public disability awareness activities including presentations to community groups. - Assists individuals with hearing and speech disabilities access communication needs. - Assists with independent living skills training (money management, assertiveness training, self-advocacy, etc.). - Provides information and referral services. - Provides peer mentoring for individual and group settings. - Provides transition services such as moving qualified individuals from nursing facilities or other institutions to independent living. - Assists youth with disabilities transition from high school to adult life. - Provides personal assistant services. - Operates a Community Advocacy Training program for youth and adults. - Assists individuals with vision loss or blindness acquire assistive devices and skills training. - Operates a medical equipment loan program. - Provides mentoring for parents of youth with disabilities. - Operates an ITAC amplified phone selection center.

Provides community housing and psychiatric rehabilitation services for adults with serious and persistent mental illness and children age six years and older and adolescents with severe emotional disturbances. The organization offers: - Group homes. - Supervised and supported housing. - Case management services for individuals who live more independently. - Outpatient counseling.

Home Services assists people with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. The program tries to prevent unnecessary nursing home placement by offering in-home care. Services include: - personal caregivers. - home health home. - delivered meals. - assistive equipment. - respite services. Services are also available for persons with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries.

Provides services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Community Support services begin with a planning process designed to support the client and their family. Long and short-term plans for living in the community are created. The Community Support program helps manage DHS bureaucracy with families. Also finds and connects Personal Support Workers (PSWs) with clients. Also teaches 8-week classes on various life skills. Some class examples, include: healthy relationships and sexuality, transportation, community and home safety, etc. Possible supports include: Housing: - Housing searches. - Roommate matching. - Budget for housing. - Running house meetings. - Make it a "home". Skill Building: - Learn to cook. - Laundry and cleaning. - Transportation options. - Financial literacy. - Safety at home. Community Connections: - People to connect with. - Groups to connect with. - Places to connect with. Resource Coordination: - ID and use resources. - Support with the unexpected. - Managing life transitions. Budget and Benefits: - Weekly budgeting. - Saving plans. - Bill paying. - Medicaid and SNAP. - SSA management (not rep payee). - HACC/SRN Network. Health and Safety: - Filling medications. - Making and going to routine appointments. - Connecting to mental health resources. Life Coordination: - Coordinating a weekly/daily routine. - Grocery shopping. - Tech support. - Back-up/after hours support. HBS Management: - PSW scheduling. - PSW training. - PSW oversight and feedback. - Timesheet management. - Agency-based PSW coordination.

Home Services assists people with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. The program tries to prevent unnecessary nursing home placement by offering in-home care. Services include: - personal caregivers. - home health home. - delivered meals. - assistive equipment. - respite services. Services are also available for persons with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries.

Home Services assists people with severe disabilities so they can remain in their homes and be as independent as possible. The program tries to prevent unnecessary nursing home placement by offering in-home care. Services include: - personal caregivers. - home health home. - delivered meals. - assistive equipment. - respite services. Services are also available for persons with HIV/AIDS and/or traumatic brain injuries.