RISE

Offers a cognitive enrichment program, adult day health care, in-home and community based independent living support, supported volunteer opportunities, family and individual counseling, outpatient medical therapies, adaptive equipment assessments and equipment, comprehensive vocational evaluations, comprehensive rehabilitation services, transition from school to work services, supported employment assessments, job development and placement, job coaching and follow along retention services. Serves individuals with brain injury as well as other developmental disabilities. Some programs have eligibility and referral requirements.

DDRB provides funding for the following programs:

ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT ASSESSMENTS AND EQUIPMENT: Provides individualized assessment and recommendations for appropriate equipment and administers funds for the purchase of assistive technology, adaptive equipment, and home/vehicle modifications that support safety and accessibility to improve independence at home, work, or in the community.

PRE-ISLA (PRE INDEPENDENT SUPPORTED LIVING ASSISTANCE): Provides up to two years of independent living skills training to adults in preparation of living on their own.

ISLA (INDEPENDENT SUPPORTED LIVING ASSISTANCE): Provides up to 50 hours of monthly support to help an individual maintain independent living and community access.

EMPLOYMENT TRAINING: A vocational training program designed to prepare individuals aged 18 and older for employment in their chosen industry. Through hands-on experience, participants acquire, develop, and refine the essential skills needed for success in the workforce. Individuals may receive up to 240 hours of support in this program.

SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT: Provides up to six hours of monthly support to help individuals maintain competitive employment within the community.