Disability Services: Northwest Human Service Center

Individuals with an intellectual or developmental disability or related condition may be eligible for developmental disability services.

Community services authorized and coordinated through case managers include:

• Day Habilitation
• Family Support
• Residential Services
• Employment Supports
• Infant development/Early intervention Self Directed Supports

The Infant Development program identifies children ages 0 - 3 years who are at risk of developmental delays or disabilities. It also provides families with information, training, and services to assist them in meeting their children's needs.

• Development assessment
• Home programming
• Occupational, speech-language, and early childhood education services (provided by credentialed clinical specialists)
• Parent support/education
• Service planning and coordination

The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation provides planning and services to help people with disabilities find and keep jobs that matches their skills, interests, and abilities.
Services may include:

• Individualized career guidance and counseling
• Job search and placement assistance
• Information and referral services
• Transition to work services for students with disabilities who are in high school
• Supported employment services for persons with severe disabilities (includes time-limited on-the-job supports)
• Connecting individuals with assistive technology
• Vocational and other training
• Occupational licenses, tools and other equipment
• Vision rehabilitation assessment and teaching services
• Diagnosis and short-term treatment
• Post-employment services