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The Allen County Board of DD offers services based on individual needs and desires. Eligible individuals receive assistance in developing a service plan that is "person-centered" and tailored to suit a person's specific needs.

SHELTERED EMPLOYMENT:

Employment and training is offered in a sheltered setting. Individuals complete subcontract work and are paid based on productivity. Transportation is provided to and from the workplace. Click here for the Marimor Industries website.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES:

Job development, technical assistance, and job training are provided for adults within the business community. On-going follow-up with community employers is provided as well as transportation to and from job sites. Transportation fees are billed on a sliding fee scale.

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ADULT ACTIVITY SERVICES:

Alternative daytime/work activities are provided for adults with severe disabilities. This service encourages development of awareness of self, others and the environment as well as self-help skills, medical management, sensory stimulation and leisure skills through a wide variety of activities. Time may also be devoted to paid employment and training. Transportation is provided to and from the workplace.

COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES:

Adults who are unable to leave their homes due to medical concerns or advanced age receive individualized services in their homes. Activities are based on the individual's choices and may include community trips, leisure activities, self-help skills, music activities, and reality orientation.

ArtAbility:

ArtAbility is an art studio in downtown Lima that was created to provide artistic options and opportunities for individuals enrolled in Adult Services. These individuals express their ideas and vision through art.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ARTABILITY CHECK OUT:  www.artabilitystudio.org

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MARIMOR INDUSTRIES CHECK OUT: www.marimorindustries.org

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For questions regarding this website please contact: lkirk@acbdd.org