Services to Individuals with Disabilities

Provides support and training to individuals and families in order to maximize community and family inclusion, independence, and self-sufficiency; to prevent institutionalization; and to enable institutionalized individuals to return to the community.

Provides training and employment services to individuals with disabilities so they can become and remain employed.

Information about Autism Services offered in the state of North Dakota.

BCAP is intended for adults who are blind or disabled, or for those 65 years and older who receive Medicaid. It involves aa functional assessment and visit with a social worker to determine the appropriate level of care.

The Mission of the North Dakota Brain Injury Advisory Council is to improve the quality of life for all individuals with brain injury and their families through brain injury identification, awareness, prevention, research, education, collaboration, support services and advocacy.

Early intervention means early assistance. It is designed to identify children at risk in the earliest stages, when the right help can make all the difference.

Family members who provide extraordinary care to either a child or adult who are enrolled in an eligible Medicaid 1915(c) waivers may receive payments from the state.

Services offered through the North Dakota Family Caregiver Support Program promote a more positive and successful caregiving experience.

Eliminating barriers and provide assistance to individuals with disabilities so they can live and work more independently in their homes and communities. 

The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services awarded North Dakota the $8.9 million grant in May 2007 to help move eligible individuals from institutions to community settings over the next five years.

Information about residential services offered to individuals in ND living with disabilities.

Assisting North Dakotans with disabilities to improve their employment opportunities and to assist North Dakota businesses in finding solutions to their disability-related issues