Day Habilitation Program

Day Habilitation Program provides services to individuals with severe and profound mental handicaps, as well as those with Cerebral Palsy, Sensory Impairment, Autism, and behavior disorders that impede independent functioning.  The primary objectives of working with the people we serve in Day-Hab are to:
(1)  Enable people to care for themselves as independently as their disability allows.
(2)  Enable them to eventually progress into the work activity program.

Work Services Program

Work Services Program provides work opportunities to those who need a closely supervised work setting.  This is accomplished by contracts done inside the Center and enclaves done outside the Center.  Work Activity also offers training in daily living skills and community integration.  The primary objective of Work Activity is to enable people to eventually progress into the Supported Employment Program.

Supported Employment Program

Supported Employment Program provides work in integrated work settings for individuals with handicaps for whom competitive employment has not traditionally occurred.  The Supported Employment Program may also provide work for individuals for whom competitive employment has been interrupted or intermittent as a result of a disability, and who, because of their handicap, need ongoing support services to perform such work in the community.  This program provides employment services to disabled individuals through Vocational Rehabilitation Services and Mental Health Services.  The ultimate goal of the Supported Employment Program is to "graduate" individuals into independent employment. 

Day Support Services

Day Support Services provides training and support services to the people we serve as well as their families in their homes and in the community.  The goal of this training and support is to increase the independence of developmentally disabled adults while preparing them for specific vocational training or employment.  The focus of services to people in the Day Support's Program includes work readiness skills, daily living skills, volunteer opportunities, recreation/leisure skills, and case coordination Services.

Social/Additional Services

Social Services are provided to all people served and include, but are not limited to : Information and referral to other agencies, transition planning, public education, and other social services which are specific to each individual person we serve.  Green Oaks Center links the people we serve with psychological testing on an as needed basis.  Green Oaks Center also assists individuals with accessing other services (i.e. speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, vocational rehabilitation, psychiatric care, counseling, medical, health and dental care) not provided by the agency.