Developmental Disabilities Services
The RPC delivers the following Developmental Disabilities Services through local Champaign County Developmental Disability Board (CCDDB) grant funding and federal Community Service Block Grant (CSBG) funding.
Person-Centered PlanningThe Developmental Disabilities Services team at the RPC provides conflict-free, person-centered case management to individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities within Champaign County whose I/DD direct care services are funded by the Champaign County Developmental Disability Board. Our team of Case Managers assists individuals with linkage to community resources based on individual preferences and needs, such as job support, community day services, and community living supports. Case Managers work with individuals to develop person-centered plans and outcomes based on the person’s own expressed interests, needs, and wishes for his/her future, and provide ongoing monitoring of the implementation of the outcomes by service providers.
Dual DiagnosisThis program is available to individuals ages 18 and up who are dually diagnosed with an Intellectual or Developmental Disability and Mental Health diagnosis. The Dual Diagnosis Case Manager meets with the individual in their home or in the community and utilizes evidence-based approaches, such as motivational interviewing, to increase service engagement. The Case Manager works with the individual on the development and achievement of desired outcomes. Our dual diagnosis case manager is knowledgeable of resources within both the mental health and developmental disability community and will work closely with providers across both settings to help the individual build the skills and access the services needed to be successful in reaching goals.
Transition Consultant Services
These services provide support to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities (and their families) who are nearing graduation from secondary education. Transition Consultants assist with education and support regarding the transition to adult-based developmental disability services in Illinois. They also assist individuals and families with developing a transition plan from school to adult services.
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Person-Centered PlanningThe Developmental Disabilities Services team at the RPC provides conflict-free, person-centered case management to individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities within Champaign County whose I/DD direct care services are funded by the Champaign County Developmental Disability Board. Our team of Case Managers assists individuals with linkage to community resources based on individual preferences and needs, such as job support, community day services, and community living supports. Case Managers work with individuals to develop person-centered plans and outcomes based on the person’s own expressed interests, needs, and wishes for his/her future, and provide ongoing monitoring of the implementation of the outcomes by service providers.Dual DiagnosisThis program is available to individuals ages 18 and up who are dually diagnosed with an Intellectual or Developmental Disability and Mental Health diagnosis. The Dual Diagnosis Case Manager meets with the individual in their home or in the community and utilizes evidence-based approaches, such as motivational interviewing, to increase service engagement. The Case Manager works with the individual on the development and achievement of desired outcomes. Our dual diagnosis case manager is knowledgeable of resources within both the mental health and developmental disability community and will work closely with providers across both settings to help the individual build the skills and access the services needed to be successful in reaching goals.
Transition Consultant Services
These services provide support to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities (and their families) who are nearing graduation from secondary education. Transition Consultants assist with education and support regarding the transition to adult-based developmental disability services in Illinois. They also assist individuals and families with developing a transition plan from school to adult services.
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