Community Work and Independence Inc

Website: http://cwinc.org/

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Services for Disabled - Developmentally individuals.

Office hours: Mondays through Fridays 8am - 4:30pm

Community Services
Erik and Urban VolunteeringConsumer Directed Personal Assistance Program
Offers a unique approach to empower individuals with differing abilities to customize the personal care services they need with their own personal assistants and to choose how and when care is provided. CWI acts as a guide and fiscal intermediary.
Individual Support Services
Arranges financial assistance for individuals with disabilities in the form of a rent subsidy to enable their independent living and prepare them for progressive autonomy.
Medicaid Service Coordination
CWI’s dedicated service coordinators are often the cornerstone of information to the individuals we serve and their families. Coordinators work with key staff to identify appropriate programs and services and advocate for individuals and their families for access to county, state, federal, private and custom assistance. A coordinator links and refers individuals to day and residential opportunities, in-home care, clinic services, employment, education and home modifications to accommodate individual challenges. Coordinators visit the home, workplace or educational setting of an individual for insights into their daily life and monitor for health, safety and satisfaction with services. Coordinators often develop long-term relationships with individuals and their families as they plan for the future and discuss strategies for addressing life’s challenges.
Community Services
Designed for individuals living on their own or with family. CWI facilitates services to maximize individuals’ independence in activities of daily living both in their home and in the community. Each participant’s personal interests, needs and abilities are reflected in the services provided. This service is available to be self-directed to the individual and/or their family.
Respite Services
This is a service provided to primary family caregivers of individuals with a developmental disability who reside at home. Respite provides relief for the family members while ensuring the individual’s needs are met. This service is available to be self-directed to the individual and/or their family.
Transition Services
Guiding individuals from adolescence to adulthood, CWI assists high school students with disabilities and their families to understand and explore realistic prospects for future employment, day program or residential services, vocational or volunteer training or further education. Services are contracted directly with school districts and are provided to individuals mostly in the school-based setting.

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