Support Services
We are committed to providing a meaningful life in the Boyce, Virginia and surrounding communities for each of our individuals that are intellectually disabled or have disabilities that require non-medical care. We accomplish this goal by addressing the needs of those served through enriching lives. Saving Grace Homes, LLC and our staff partner helps individuals, families, and legal guardians by providing personal care and support services.
Day Programs
Day programs for disabled adults in care homes are designed to provide structured activities and support for individuals with disabilities who live in a residential care setting. These programs can help disabled adults maintain their physical, mental, and social skills, as well as provide a sense of community and purpose.
Day programs may include a variety of activities such as exercise classes, art therapy, music therapy, and group outings. These activities are typically led by trained professionals, such as occupational therapists, physical therapists, and social workers.
Day programs may also provide additional services such as transportation to and from the care home, meals, and personal care assistance. Some day programs may be specialized for individuals with specific disabilities or needs, such as programs for individuals with dementia or mental health conditions.
Day programs for disabled adults in care homes can be a valuable resource for individuals who require additional support and engagement in activities outside of their residential setting. They can also provide respite for caregivers who may be responsible for the care of a disabled adult.
Saving Grace Homes provides:
- Art classes
- Music therapy
- Reading time
- Access to computers and learning games
- The opportunity to earn money
- Vocational training
Independent Living Support
Independent living support for disabled adults refers to services and resources that help individuals with disabilities live as independently as possible in their communities. This can include a range of services such as assistance with personal care, transportation, home modifications, and adaptive equipment. It may also include support with activities of daily living, such as shopping, cooking, and managing finances. It’s important to note that independent living support is not the same as institutional care or assisted living. It is intended to help disabled individuals live as independently as possible, with the goal of empowering them to make their own decisions and manage their own lives
Providing exceptional support services for individuals with disabilities in Northern Virginia, including Boyce, Roanoke, Woodbridge and Danville.
Behavioral Support
Behavioral support is a type of support that helps individuals with disabilities manage their behavior and improve their quality of life. It can involve a range of interventions and strategies, including positive reinforcement, structured routine, and social skills training.
Some common goals of behavioral support for disabled adults may include:
- Reducing challenging behaviors, such as aggression, self-injury, or tantrums
- Increasing appropriate social skills and communication
- Improving self-care skills, such as dressing and bathing
- Encouraging independent functioning
- Enhancing overall quality of life
Vocational Training Support
Vocational training support for disabled adults can take many forms, depending on the individual’s needs and goals. These services, which are often provided through state or federal agencies, can help disabled adults acquire the skills and support they need to enter or return to the workforce. Services may include job training, job placement assistance, and support with transportation and other barriers to employment. Saving Grace Care Homes provides transportation to and from vocational training and job placement.
