Community Based Services

CCRSI offers flexible, person-centered Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) that support individuals in living independently and actively participating in their communities. Our services are tailored to each person’s needs and focus on community inclusion, skill development, and meaningful relationships.

Danny Korsmeyer Volunteering at Oak Tree Villa

Bessie Jackson at the Missouri Military Museum

Glenn Strickland & Travis Milne at the Fire Station

Lucas Hill pouring his own drink

Mike Deeken Recycling at New World Recycling Center

Lucas Hill Utilizing Public Transportation

Julie Lock Cycling on a Recumbent Bike at the YMCA

Lucas Hill Volunteering at the Jefferson City Animal Shelter

Jessica Norman & Mike Mertens Enjoying a Local Street Fair

Glenn Strickland Visits a Friend at Republic Services

Glenn Strickland Visits a Friend at the Fire Station

Julie Lock Listening to Dave Baker at West Main Pizza

Susan Beck & Carrie Rost Stroll through Grant's Farm

Carrie Rost Volunteers at the Jefferson City Animal Shelter

Lunch at Oscar's Diner with Rhonda Fontaine

Mike Deeken with Robin at Brown Printing

Carrie Rost Volunteers at the Jefferson City Animal Shelter

 

Community Networking (CN)

Community Networking (CN) provides one-to-one support to help individuals access and participate in community activities based on their personal interests, goals, and assessed needs. Services follow person-centered plans and focus on promoting independence, choice, and natural supports.

Supports may include:

• One-to-one assistance to participate in community activities and connect with community resources
• Support with building social skills, communication, and self-advocacy
• Support with developing and maintaining meaningful relationships
• Ongoing tracking of progress toward individualized outcomes

Community Networking – Group (CN Group)

Community Networking Group (CN Group) provides structured small-group support to promote socialization, community participation, and shared learning experiences while supporting individual goals.

Supports may include:

• Participation in community activities with peers who share similar interests
• Opportunities to build social skills, teamwork, and communication
• Shared activities that promote inclusion and community presence
• Staff support to encourage engagement and independence

Individualized Skills Development (ISD)

Individualized Skills Development (ISD) is a person-centered service that supports individuals in developing, improving, or maintaining skills needed for everyday life and long-term independence.

Supports may include:

• Skill development in daily living, self-care, decision-making, and problem-solving
• Support with money and time management, organization, and planning skills
• Building skills related to employment readiness and community participation
• One-to-one support focused on measurable outcomes, progress, and strategies that promote independence and confidence

Our goal with our Community Based Services is to integrate and connect our residential consumers with the greater community, establishing connections and building relationships and friendships while learning skills for life.

Tiered Supports enable agencies to tailor organizational activities and resources efficiently, including universal strategies supporting all individuals, specialized strategies supporting some individuals who need more support, as well as individual intensive strategies for those who may need it.