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Residential services in settings that include group homes, host homes and apartment homes provide 24/7 support. Support for each individual is designed according to their need. Residential Services are provided through the Medicaid Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) DD Waiver. Program slots, also called resources, are limited by the State and there is a waiting list.
Call 303-858-2260 for general information about this program.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
Sylvia Anthony standing in front of Sylvia's Haven, a nonprofit housing facility that provides sanctuary, job training, and emotional and financial support for homeless women and their children.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
A moderated-panel discussion on conditions encountered by Hispanics on the Eastern Shore. Kaitlin Thomas- former Parent Coordinator for the Maryland Migrant Education Program; Maria Andujar- current Regional Coordinator for the Migrant Education Program; Vanessa Reyes- family advocate at Caroline County Family Support Center. Matthew Peters- Executive Director of the Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center. The moderator is Roger Tilden.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
Sylvia Anthony standing in front of Sylvia's Haven, a nonprofit housing facility that provides sanctuary, job training, and emotional and financial support for homeless women and their children.
Members of Utah Family Support groups are recognized during the TAG Symposium held in Draper, Utah on March 9, 2019.
Families of deployed Colorado National Guard members were hosted at the Governor's Mansion Mar. 20, 2013. The children played a variety of games, enjoyed an Easter egg hunt, and were read to by Maj. Gen. H. Michael Edward, the Adjutant General of Colorado, as well as Mrs. Edwards and the Easter Bunny. Other CONG senior leaders were in attendance to show support for the Soldiers and Airmen seperated from their families in support of overseas contingency operations. (Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Wolfram M. Stumpf/RELEASED)
A moderated-panel discussion on conditions encountered by Hispanics on the Eastern Shore. Kaitlin Thomas- former Parent Coordinator for the Maryland Migrant Education Program; Maria Andujar- current Regional Coordinator for the Migrant Education Program; Vanessa Reyes- family advocate at Caroline County Family Support Center. Matthew Peters- Executive Director of the Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center. The moderator is Roger Tilden.
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A moderated-panel discussion on conditions encountered by Hispanics on the Eastern Shore. Kaitlin Thomas- former Parent Coordinator for the Maryland Migrant Education Program; Maria Andujar- current Regional Coordinator for the Migrant Education Program; Vanessa Reyes- family advocate at Caroline County Family Support Center. Matthew Peters- Executive Director of the Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center. The moderator is Roger Tilden.
Families of deployed Colorado National Guard members were hosted at the Governor's Mansion Mar. 20, 2013. The children played a variety of games, enjoyed an Easter egg hunt, and were read to by Maj. Gen. H. Michael Edward, the Adjutant General of Colorado, as well as Mrs. Edwards and the Easter Bunny. Other CONG senior leaders were in attendance to show support for the Soldiers and Airmen seperated from their families in support of overseas contingency operations. (Air National Guard photo by SrA Michelle Alverez-Rea/RELEASED)