How This Service Works
Activities may focus on community participation, life skills, communication, social development, volunteer experiences, recreation, wellness, education, or other approved goals in the person-centered plan.
Staff should help the individual make choices, build confidence, practice skills, and participate in meaningful activities that reflect personal interests and desired outcomes.
Service design, staffing, location, transportation, and documentation must follow the requirements of the applicable program and authorization.
Common Components
- Community participation
- Life-skill development
- Social and communication goals
- Recreation and wellness
- Volunteer or educational activities
- Individualized person-centered scheduling
Planning, Documentation, and Coordination
Services should follow the applicable medical order, authorization, person-centered plan, plan of care, or service agreement. Staff document the support provided, communicate significant changes, and remain within the scope of the role for which they are trained and authorized.