Adult Services/Vocational Services
Pathway Services Unlimited provides an adult developmental training program
to individuals with developmental disabilities. Developmental training is
provided through group and individualized
instruction in a variety of settings.
The Developmental Training Program at Pathway Services Unlimited, Inc.
shall prepare adults 18 years of age and older who
are developmentally disabled to live and function in various
settings by promoting independence in daily living, social
integration, responsible decision-making, and economic self sufficiency.
Program Locations
Pathway School, Sophie Leschin and Winslow buildings, and the Harold E. Wright Vocational Center provide the opportunity for persons receiving services to experience community and volunteer activities, learn basic skills that are
needed for independence, and to develop leisure/recreational
skills as well as train for work skills.
Support Services
Support services may be provided depending upon your needs and
where you live. These may include:
- Psychological assessment
- Counseling services
- Social services
- Transportation assistance
- Educational services
- Recreation and leisure education
- Minimum nursing supervision
- Physical therapy services
If you have additional needs that cannot be met at Pathway Services Unlimited,
we will refer you to another community agency for help in getting those services.
Persons receiving services in this setting are learning basic work skills
and appropriate work habits. The Pathway Services Unlimited Work programs
are developed from needs determined by community contracts with diversified
community businesses.
One such outstanding program is the Floral Program where the local funeral
homes share with families the opportunity of having the floral arrangements
dried and made into a wreath and / or swag as a loving memory of their loved family member.
Individualized Service Plans
Individualized Service Plans are written for each person receiving
services. This plan will explain what programs and services are
available. It represents an agreement for services to be provided
by Pathway Service Unlimited staff. The plan will be developed at
a staffing conducted by their Interdisciplinary Team. This team may
consist of the person receiving services, parent(s) or guardian,
QMRP, Day Program Coordinator, Case Coordination, Social
Worker, Psychologist, Physical Therapist, Respite Coordinator,
and any one else the person receiving service may choose to
invite.
Staff Qualifications
All direct care staff are certified as Direct Service Persons (DSP) with a high school diploma or GED certification while under the guidance of QMRP’s and Program Coordinators.
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