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Services & Programs

Who We Are
CRi is community-based organization with a focused effort on serving individuals with intellectual & developmental disabilities, & mental health needs. We believe in serving individuals within the communities in which they live & supporting the individual’s choices and independence.
Our History
For over 40 years, CRi has expanded throughout the community, and has been focused on finding ways to meet the needs of individuals in our community by working with families to provide individualized support, day programs, & residential services.
Our People
CRi has created a caring, professional culture based on values that keep us dedicated to a strong sense of service to the local community. We are a team, working together to innovate with respect & openness for the population we serve.
Our Partners
Through projects, events, donations, & other services, CRi’s builds relationships with generous community partners who help provide critical resources to our programs & services. These partnerships make it possible to provide a lasting impact on individuals in our community.
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All Services
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Developmental Disabilities Services
CRi provides individuals with Developmental Disabilities with choice, respect, safety, and love. We do this through specialized services, home and community life support, & the love of caring staff.
Mental Health Services
CRi provides a full complement of evidence-based mental health services with a goal of recovery for people - youth and adults - with mental health needs.
Youth Services
CRi provides independent living support through housing to at-risk youth who are homeless, precariously-housed and/or aging out of foster care.

Services & Programs > Developmental Disabilities Services > Supported Living/In-home Support

Supported Living/In-home Support virginia

CRi provides independent living supports for adults with developmental disabilities. Individuals have access to support ranging from around-the-clock to on-call care.

Supported Living

CRi offers support in licensed or DBHDS authorized apartments. Individuals have access to support ranging from around the clock to on-call care. Staff also provides individuals with training in the development of skills to provide for optimum independence. The Supported Living model promotes community integration and opportunities for full community participation in the least restrictive environment suitable to each individual’s need. It exemplifies best practices for providing services to individuals with intellectual disabilities.

CRi’s person-centered approach supports the achievement of maximum independence and functioning through the development of skills relating to:

Communication
Self-care
Home living
Pro-social behaviors
Resource familiarization
Community integration and utilization
Self-direction
Health and safety
Leisure and recreation
Positive behavioral support

In-home Supports

In-home supports are available to individuals with developmental disabilities who live with family or in their own residence. Support is provided in the form of periodic supervision and targeted services based upon individual needs. CRi provides skills building training to support personal preferences as described in the Individualized Service Plan(ISP). The ISP uses person-centered planning (individual driven planning) to develop activities, supports, training, and supervision to assist individuals to maintain or improve their place in the community.

CRi In-Home Supports Make Individual Choice a Reality...

Tailored support is provided to individuals living in their own apartment or with family. Skilled counselors provide support in the individual’s home as well as in his or her community.
Individual service plans provide flexible and creative approaches to support successful outcomes.
CRi partners with the community to support each individual’s unique interests, needs, and desires.
Employment Support is provided to help each individual maintain a job within his or her community - adults with an intellectual disability that meet Medicaid criteria are eligible.