What Are Supported Living Services (SLS)?
Supported Living Services (or SLS) help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who wish or choose to live in their own homes independently. Consumers who use SLS live apart from their guardians in apartments or houses they lease or own.
We offer our SLS program to consumers throughout California who use the regional center’s services. SLS can give consumers the assistance they need to live successfully in their homes and be healthy and safe.
What is the Difference Between SLS and ILS?
SLS is focused on residential services and supported living arrangements for consumers. On the other hand, Independent Living Skills Training (ILS) teaches consumers essential skills and personal care for their daily lives. These two services go hand in hand and can be incredibly beneficial to an individual’s choice to live independently with our natural support and more freedom.
What Does the SLS Program Include?
- Parenting Support
- Self Advocacy Training
- Personal Health & Hygiene
- Medication Administration and Management
- Mobility Training
- Organization & Cleaning
- Health & Nutrition
- Money Management
- Community-Based Services & Home Safety
- Locating Generic Resources
- Housing Assistance
- Driving Education (Written Only)
- Social Integration Skills
- Basic Math & Reading
- Job Asst/Department of Rehab
- Social Security
- DCFS Support
- Medical & Mental Health
- Recreation & Social Leisure
- Communication Skills; Verbal, Non-Verbal, & American Sign Language (ASL)
- And More!
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