Life Only Gets Better from here
Adults with mental health/behavioral issues living in their homes or foster care settings will benefit from Integrated Community Support Services (ICS) program. The ICS program is centered around the client’s home and community. We tailor our services to fit the family culture, to meet the consumer’s needs and to be flexible in schedule and design.
What Are Integrated Community Supports?
Integrated Community Supports (ICS) are a 245D licensed service for adults 18+ on the BI, CAC, CAID or DD waivers. Providers provide support (e.g. supervision, cuing, and assistance) and training for adults (18+) in a provider-controlled, multifamily housing building (integrated community supports setting). Providers may deliver up to 24 hours of service support in a day. In a way, Integrated Community Supports (ICS) are similar to other “group home” programs.
Contact
fariscaremn@gmail.com
(612) 806-2219
Location
1935 County Road B2 W STE 401
Saint Paul, MN 55113
SERVICES
Community Participation
Community participation may include community mobility and pedestrian safety (e.g., safely getting in and around the community); community resource use and access; community safety and awareness; informal support system and network development; interpersonal communications skills; leisure, recreation and socialization planning; and skill-building to meet transportation needs.
Health, Safety and Wellness
Health, safety and wellness may include collaboration with the person to arrange health care (e.g., physical, mental, chemical), meaningful activities, social services, meetings and appointments; cueing, guidance, supervision, training or instructional support to complete self-care activities; health services support; help for the person to activate and build resiliency factors; and support for the person to design and meet individualized strategies to reach their health, safety and wellness goals.
Household Management
Household management may include cueing, guidance, supervision, training or instructional support to complete routine household care and maintenance; household safety knowledge and skills; tenancy support and advocacy; training, assistance, support and/or guidance (with budgeting and assistance to manage money, cooking, meal-planning and nutrition, healthy lifestyle skills and practices, household chores, including minor household maintenance activities, personal-needs purchasing.
Adaptive Skills
Adaptive skills may include crisis prevention skills; implementation of positive support strategies; problem-solving; sensory/motor development involved in acquiring functional skills; support strategies for self-sufficiency; support and training to increase positive behavior, resulting in reduction or elimination of challenging behavior.
