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Just say “no” to same old, same old! Today is a new day, a new beginning, and time to launch a new plan to recognize dreams, live life fully, and reach optimal independence. Whether you are the caregiver of a child with a new diagnosis of autism or an individual searching for support to continue to live independently within the community, we can help you!
Everyone’s journey is unique, and so is the associated timeline. Call, click, or email to find out more about AccessAbilities services. We are here to Listen, Partner, Share Knowledge, and help you Achieve your goals.
Access(ing)Abilities Services
Wondering if your child’s social and communication skills are on par with chronological age?
Do you notice a void of imaginary play?
Are facial expressions limited?
Do others notice signs of sensory sensitivities that distress the child?
Are repetitive movements or speaking part of the child’s norm?
AccessAbilities provides comprehensive and individualized services to children and adults across all ages and stages of life. We understand that each person’s needs, goals, and journey are unique. To learn more about our services and how AccessAbilities can support you or your family, contact us to begin your new day!
Inquiries may come through a phone call or AAl website contact form or directly through a waiver program case manager referral.
AccessAbilities will share with the family all of the different services available to align with the individual’s goals and needs.
Your case manager will provide a “pick list” related to service interests with AccessAbilities. The pick list will be signed by the individual/family to confirm the service request.
A Notice of Action is prepared by your case manager which prompts outreach by AccessAbilities to discuss beginning services and signing service consents.
Quarterly team meetings are held to review service plan goals and reassess individual needs.
Individuals and families are encouraged to reach out with any questions or suggestions for improving services. Once the initial service transition has been
accomplished, AccessAbilities will contact the family monthly.
After staff is assigned, AccessAbilities will contact the family within the first week of service to ensure a smooth transition.
An annual meeting is held with the case manager to discuss continuation of services and needs for the coming year.
The provision of services is a mutual contract between the individual and AccessAbilities. If needs cannot be mutually achieved, a 60-day notice of discharge will be provided. AccessAbilities is committed to a partnership with families and respects family choice.
Family Resources
- Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities: Home
- DSI Services – DSI Services Developmental Services, Inc. – Support for Disabilities in Indiana
- FSSA: DDRS: Vocational Rehabilitation / Employment
- IHCDA: Home
- Indiana Disabilities Organizations | IN*SOURCE
- IN*SOURCE | Every Learner. Every Family. Every Educator.