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Please click on the Service Provider name to get contact information and a brief description of the agency and the services it provides (as available). Please note that all phone numbers will begin with the (780) area code unless it says otherwise. Accredited Supportive Living Services (ASLS) Grande Prairie : (780) 539-0433 Accredited Supportive Living Services Limited (ASLS) is an accredited agency serving the entire Northwest region with the head office in Grimshaw.
Falher Friendship Corner Association (FFCA) The Falher Friendship Corner Association provides services to persons with developmental disabilities who need assistance in various areas of their life, and offer support for individuals to attain their goals of independence. Services offered are: Community Living Support Services: Offers a residential setting for individuals to learn skills in daily living, such as: cooking, budgeting, social and recreational outings and other related skills. Employment Support Services: Offers a vocational setting environment for individuals to learn work related skills, and to find employment opportunities: such skills as working with the public, improving work relationships, and employment duties are taught. Individual Support Services: Offers support in both vocational and/or daily living skills to individuals who reside independently, with one to one staffing. Respite Support Services: Offers support services to families caring for individuals with disabilities requiring staffing on an interim basis.
Goodwill Industries of Alberta is a not for profit agency that provides services and support to individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment. Independent Counselling Enterprises (ICE) ICE provides a comprehensive range of community-based services to both individuals and their families. Our objective is to ensure our individuals continue to live in the community and are able to enjoy the best quality of life. The underlying goal of ICE's services is the promotion and maintenance of individual independence. To that end, we offer the following services: Crisis Intervention, Residential Living Services, Staff Training, Therapeutic/Recreational Youth work, Individually Contracted Funding, Employment Projects, and Program Consulting. Marigold Enterprises Rehabilitation Service Northern Lights Ranch Northern Lights Ranch is located on a farm setting just outside of Hythe, Alberta. We are set up to serve and support individuals with developmental disabilities, problem behaviours and/or brain injuries. Our aim is to provide these individuals with the opportunity to enjoy normal life experiences, to be involved in the community and to have meaningful work. The residents at Northern Lights Ranch are given the opportunity to be involved in and assist in every area of it's small farming operation. The Ranch raises pigs, sheep and chickens and they grow a large vegetable garden each year. The Ranch frequents the community for many social outings and recreational events. The residents also are able to enjoy many camping rips throughout the summer. A healthy lifestyle is an important aspect of the Ranch. They promote daily walks and physical activities, healthy work, a well-balanced diet and plenty of fresh air. Northern Lights Ranch hopes to assist it’s residents in developing a healthy respect for themselves and for others. Rehoboth Christian Ministries Administrative Head Office Contact: Wally Mulder, CEO/Executive Director Contact: Kelvin Van Dasselaar, Director of Operations Rehoboth Christian Ministries was founded in 1976 by a group of Christian families who desired to create residential, vocational, and recreational support programs for individuals who live with developmental disabilities. The mandate they adopted was to provide support programs and services to individuals and their families from a Christian perspective. Beginning with a summer camp program in 1976, Rehoboth Christian Ministries has "made room" for individuals with disabilities in the communities of Stony Plain, Edmonton, Three Hills, Calgary, Airdrie, Lethbridge, Coaldale and Grande Prairie. Rehoboth Christian Ministries offers a full range of support programs to assist each individual in achieving a level of independence within his or her ability.
Signature Support Services exists to meet the individual needs and choices of persons with developmental disabilities through a range of community based residential, day program and employment services in the city of Grande Prairie and its immediate districts. Community Life Acceptance Independence Resources Inc. WJS Employment and Residential Services WJS - Behaviour Outreach Services #406, 9728 Montrose Avenue WJS has been providing Behaviour Outreach Services (BOS) in Northwestern Alberta since 1988. We offer a short term, individualized service to adults with disabilities who are exhibiting behaviors of concern. Through consultation and training, the program assists families and agency personnel to help the individual develop alternate, socially valued behaviors. Individual Consultation Using interviews, data collection and observation, a comprehensive assessment is completed in collaboration with the individual, his/her family and/or caregivers, and appropriate professionals. Based on the assessment, a behaviour plan is designed by the behavior consultant, approved by the consulting psychologist, and reviewed with the individual and/or their guardian for informed consent. The consultant will then assist caregivers to apply the plan in a practical manner. The behavior consultant facilitates liaison among professionals and environments to maximize the strengths, abilities and resources of the individual and the community in which he/she lives. Agency Consultation As members of service provider Behavior Review Committees throughout the region, behavior consultants provide information to agency personnel to ensure the most positive behaviour supports and least restrictive interventions are utilized. Training BOS provides in-service training and behavioural workshops for agency staff, families and caregivers throughout the region. In addition, BOS will coordinate training for identified needs by facilitators from out of the region.
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