Program areas at JFGH
Makom community living supports (cls) offer residential supports to 100 people through Group Homes and alternative living units in which as few as one person and as many as five people live. In those environments and around the community, supports are designed and delivered to people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities aligned with each person's needs and aspirations. Supports include but are not limited to a range of activities of daily living, social and relationship supports, home and community access, transportation, health and healthy living, and more.
In-home supports: supports to individuals with disabilities who own or rent their own home. Makom provides and manages support staff in accordance with the person's needs. Supports include, but are not limited to, personal needs, household chores, food shopping and transportation, recreational activities, and money management. During fy2024, Makom provided in-home support services to 52 individuals.
Meaningful opportunities for successful transitions (most): most is a time limited customizable career transition supports program that helps people with idd in the realization of career aspirations throughout any or all of career path lifecycles from conception of ideas of employment aspirations to career exit. The program focuses on several different funded service delivery options which include career assessment/job discovery, job development, and various ongoing job supports, pre-vocational and community engagement service provisions. Most has three locations in which individuals received desired support on a 1:1 or 1:3 participant to staffing ratio.
Clinical services for persons with idd, including physical, occupational, speech and behavioral therapy
Mypad-rentals to individuals with iid.mypad leasing: provide affordable housing opportunities for persons with disabilities.
Other programs includes miscellaneous programs for persons with idd.