Services for Adults

Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) have many services they can choose. Review this page for a list of services.

DD Services

Conflict Free Case Management

The Division provides Conflict-Free Case Management (CFCM) services. Conflict Free Case Managers will provide the CFCM services. The case manager's main goal is to help people become more involved and independent in their community. Learn more on the CFCM webpage.
Self-Directed Supports

Self-directed supports are a way for adults receiving DD services to have more control about how they spend service funding. In addition to setting their own goals and deciding their own schedule, individuals will hire their own support staff and manage their service budget. Learn more on the self-directed supports webpage.
Community Supports

Community supports are DD services that help adults with I/DD become more independent and involved in the community. The two community support services offered to individuals are Community-Based Supports and Center-Based Supports. Learn more on the community supports webpage.
Residential Supports

There are a few residential support options, including:
- Shared Living Arrangement (SLA)
- Whole Life Shared Living Arrangement (WLSLA)
- Respite
Transportation

Adults with I/DD can get transportation services to become more active in the community. Individuals can choose how much of their DD funding they want to use for transportation and decide how many trips they need. Learn more on the transportation webpage.
Employment

Employment supports are DD services that focus on work. These services help adults with I/DD find meaningful jobs in the community. The employment services include:
- Job Discovery
- Job Exploration
- Job Development
- Job Coaching and Retention
- Group Supported Employment
- Personal Supports in the Workplace
Learn more on the employment webpage.

For a printable resource, review the DD Service Spotlight Cards (PDF).