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Provides supportive services which include, but are not limited to, building awareness of and accessing desired/needed services, teaching independent living skills, and building knowledge base and skills associated with tenant responsibilities and limit/prevent risk of housing instability.
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Job Description: Independent Living Skills Trainer (ILST) position within an organization serving adults with traumatic brain injury and other physical and/or neurological impairments.
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Assist children in learning independent living skills (i.e., basic hygiene, dress, cooking) Maintain consistent daily routines of the living unit in accordance with Agency policy and treatment plan.
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Skill Development: Assess and instruct residents in daily and independent living skills, while also tracking their progress. Residential Upkeep: Assist with residence upkeep, including general cleaning, laundry, shopping, meal planning and preparation, and coach residents in these skills.
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The Community Support Specialist (CSS) provides training in independent living skills, including how to be responsible tenants and maintain psychiatric stability. Teaches independent living skills necessary to sustain individuals in the community and prevent homelessness such as: apartment maintenance, socialization skills, budgeting, self-medication, personal care, travel training, shopping, cooking, and returning to school or the work force.
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Develop treatment plans based on the principles of ABA to address goals that address adaptive behavior, communication, social skills, independent living skills, feeding, etc.
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Ensures provision of independent living skills for eligible children in foster care. The Foster Care Program Coordinator position has overall responsibility for all aspects of the foster family care program including planning, supervision, administration, independent monitoring and program development.
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