Causes: Centers to Support the Independence of Specific Populations, Developmentally Disabled Centers, Disabilities, Human Services, Mental Health, Residential Care & Adult Day Programs, Residential Mental Health Treatment
Mission: The jewish foundation for group homes is committed to providing individuals with developmental disabilities and/or chronic mental disorders with the opportunity to live independently within the community with dignity, personal choice, and respect while offering the opportunity to experience jewish life and supporting others within the community to practice their own faith.
Programs: Group homes - operates 25 residential facilites for adults with developmental disabilities. Each group home is staffed with counselors who provide around the clock support. Support includes, but is not limited to: assistance with personal needs, household chores, food shopping and preparation, transportation, recreational activities, and health and medical monitoring.
meaningful opportunities for successful transitions (most) - one year individualized program of activities and training designed to facilitate successful transition of young adults with disabilities into the adult community. The program serves as a portal for individuals and their families, through which they are introduced and integrated into a broad range of community resources. The program focuses on facilitating outcomes for participants in three domains including self-sufficiency (independent living and safety skills), community (social skills, transporation, recreation), and vocation (employment, education, vocational training, day habilitation).
greenwald community supported living arrangements - provides support to individuals with disabilities and their families who own or rent the dwelling and the organization oversees the management of staff and counseling services, according to the individuals needs. Support includes but is not limited to: assitance with personal needs, household chores, food shopping and preparation, transportation, recreational activities, and health and medical monitoring. Tikvah/hevra program - organizes activities for social groups who may have learning, intellectual and other developmental disabilities.
oshinsky apartment program and other miscellaneous program revenue.
Mission: The jewish foundation for group homes is committed to providing individuals with developmental disabilities and/or chronic mental disorders with the opportunity to live independently within the community with dignity, personal choice, and respect while offering the opportunity to experience jewish life and supporting others within the community to practice their own faith.
Programs: Group homes - operates 25 residential facilites for adults with developmental disabilities. Each group home is staffed with counselors who provide around the clock support. Support includes, but is not limited to: assistance with personal needs, household chores, food shopping and preparation, transportation, recreational activities, and health and medical monitoring.
meaningful opportunities for successful transitions (most) - one year individualized program of activities and training designed to facilitate successful transition of young adults with disabilities into the adult community. The program serves as a portal for individuals and their families, through which they are introduced and integrated into a broad range of community resources. The program focuses on facilitating outcomes for participants in three domains including self-sufficiency (independent living and safety skills), community (social skills, transporation, recreation), and vocation (employment, education, vocational training, day habilitation).
greenwald community supported living arrangements - provides support to individuals with disabilities and their families who own or rent the dwelling and the organization oversees the management of staff and counseling services, according to the individuals needs. Support includes but is not limited to: assitance with personal needs, household chores, food shopping and preparation, transportation, recreational activities, and health and medical monitoring. Tikvah/hevra program - organizes activities for social groups who may have learning, intellectual and other developmental disabilities.
oshinsky apartment program and other miscellaneous program revenue.
1500 E Jefferson St, Rockville, MD 20852
240-283-6000
Disabilities
Rockville
