Navigating Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities in Nebraska
Caring for Family Members Around the Holidays
With family coming into town, different work schedules, decorations around the house, and other changes to the normal daily routine, the holidays can be a stressful time for everyone. ForExercise for Mental Health
Your health is a measure of more than how many miles you can run or how much you can lift at the gym. While it’s important to strive to achieveChoosing Respite Care for Your Elderly Parent
Whether a caregiver is a family member or a hired professional, caregivers play a vital role in the care of disabled and elderly individuals. No matter how vital that role,Give Back by Donating to Community Centers
Hands of Heartland operates with the mission of maximizing community integration for individuals under our care, as we believe their amazing skills and abilities shouldn’t be hidden away but sharedHow Respite Services Can Help Facilitate Independent Living
The number of facilities providing assisted living services have grown over the years and the laws and regulations governing these facilities have drastically improved the level of care available toThe Importance of Independence for Individuals with IDDs
The acronym IDD refers to individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities. The term has evolved from less socially acceptable terminology used in the past and reflects a more positive and
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Taking Care of Your Memory: The Benefits of Memory Care
Dementia is a collection of symptoms characterized by issues with language, problem-solving, memory recall, and other cognitive skills that impact a person’s ability to perform day-to-day tasks. The condition isHow Supported Employment Helps People with Disabilities
Supported employment is a federal program established in the 1980s that is crucial to giving adults with disabilities access to employment opportunities they might not otherwise be able to attain.What Types of Jobs and Settings Are Suitable for Supported Employment?
The federal government established the Supported Employment program in the 1980’s to enable adults with developmental disabilities to successfully participate in the competitive work environment. These programs are generally supported5 Things to Look for in a Group Home for Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Individuals with developmental disabilities can require various levels of care. In some situations, group homes for adults with developmental disabilities are an appropriate venue of care, but such facilities canWhat is a Center for Independent Living?
Adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities (I/DD) are able to function at a number of different levels, and can require varying levels of care and oversight throughout their lives. WhileWho is Supported Employment Intended For?
Finding a job in the modern economy can be a challenging ordeal, regardless of your skillset, background, and education. For individuals with intellectual / developmental disabilities (I/DD) who are capableget in touch
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