Supported Independent Living Program (SILP)
In our extended service area, we provide highly personalized services tailored to the unique needs of individuals. Our offerings are continuously expanding to accommodate various demographics, including different age groups. Typically, program participants reside in apartments, own homes, or live with family members. Trained Direct Support Professionals offer personalized guidance, assistance, and access to resources to help individuals achieve their fullest potential and thrive in community living. Service hours range from a few hours per week to up to 10 hours per day, depending on the individual’s requirements.
Gibson Consumer of the Year
Tim Moog has realized his aspiration of community employment, leveraging the skills he has acquired as a solid foundation for his future endeavors. He is on a positive trajectory, actively bridging the gap between his dreams and reality. Beyond work, Tim enjoys listening to Christian music, dining out, shopping, and showering his girlfriend with gifts. He fosters positive relationships with peers and demonstrates kindness towards staff and others. Additionally, Tim has taken initiative to prepare meals for a healthier lifestyle.
Community Living Services (RHS)
Community Living Services operates eight 24-hour waiver homes located in Gibson and Pike County. Within this program, consumers reside in their own homes alongside up to three roommates. Our trained Direct Care Professionals offer assistance with adult daily living skills, fostering meaningful daily routines, community involvement, health management, financial literacy, exploration of community resources, and the pursuit and attainment of personal goals—all geared toward enabling individuals to thrive and successfully integrate into their communities.
Pike Consumer of the Year
Mary Hummel, a retiree, actively participates in the Day program five days a week, relishing outings with peers and engaging in bingo sessions. Her hobbies include genealogy, exploring Indiana’s history, crocheting, and listening to 50s music. Mary takes delight in sharing her wealth of knowledge about the history of her hometown, Vincennes, Indiana. Known for her helpful nature, she readily lends a hand to friends and delights in making new acquaintances.
Participant Assistance and Care (PAC services)
Participant Assistance and Care (PAC services) are designed to facilitate consumers’ ability to thrive in their own homes and actively engage in their communities. These services offer hands-on assistance, prompting, reminders, supervision, and monitoring to support participants with activities of daily living, self-care, and mobility, ensuring their health, safety, and welfare. Currently, there are 60 consumers benefiting from this program. A heartfelt thank you goes out to all our dedicated staff for their unwavering commitment to the individuals we serve. Your hard work is deeply appreciated every single day.
A special Thanks to all the staff for their hard work and dedication to the consumers we serve. I appreciate all you do each and every day.
Jodi Neighbors, Director of Waiver Services