Iowa disability services.

Community Inclusion

Skills-based supports built around self-help, socialization, and adaptive living. The focus is on real participation in the community — at least half of each day spent in shared spaces, learning by doing.

Habilitative Workshop

Structured skill building across a variety of settings, including future employment opportunities. Often includes paid work alongside community engagement.

Prevocational Services

Up to a year of guided activities that help individuals build the practical and interpersonal skills needed to find and keep meaningful work.

Supported Employment

Coaching and on-the-job support inside a competitive workplace at or above minimum wage. The goal is durable employment in the wider community.

In-Home Residential

Supports delivered in the individual's own home or a family home, ranging from personal care to protective oversight, designed to maintain independence.

Residential Habilitation

Around-the-clock support inside a group home or an Extended Family Home / Shared Living arrangement — a community of roommates and trusted hosts.

Risk Services

Specialized clinical staffing and additional training for individuals with high behavioral support needs, delivered safely within community settings.

Consultative Assessment

Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioners conduct risk assessments and develop individualized plans for people who need additional clinical support.

Crisis Intervention

Short-term, intensive habilitative support for individuals navigating periods of crisis, focused on stabilization and a return to daily life.