Community Living Support Services MRSI Community Living Programs identify alternative living environments available in the community, and those alternatives are communicated to the person served. The Community Living Staff assists the persons served to reside in the most independent environment or least restrictive environment available in which their needs can be met. Each person's living environment is evaluated for appropriateness at least semiannually. Each person served has individually tailored support services which reflect their needs and desires. Each person served has assistive technology and related equipment as appropriate to their needs and preferences within the concept of reasonable accommodation. Program Plans An Individual Plan of Care will be developed with and for each person served. The plan of care will include, among other things: The strengths, abilities, needs and preferences of the person served. How friendships and relationships will be continued and developed. Short and long term goals and objectives that are time-phased, measurable, functional, and consistent with the goals of integration, productivity, and independence. The methods to be used to achieve the goals and objectives. The methods that will be used to coordinate and integrate the Community Living Program services with the family and with other available services. Supervised Living Support Services Program Mountain Regional Services, Inc. Supervised Living Program provides individualized care, supervision, support and training to maintain and promote self-sufficiency of persons with disabilities. Such services are provided in homes in which personnel are present nightly and usually at other times when the persons served are at home. Some of the training provided by the MRSI Supervised Living Staff include: Basic Self-Care Skills such as grooming, personal hygiene and proper clothing awareness Communication skills Contingency planning, problem solving, and decision making Financial Management Health Maintenance Housekeeping and home maintenance skills Interpersonal relationships Menu planning and meal preparation Mobility and community transportation skills Recreational and leisure time activities Self-advocacy and assertiveness training Use of the telephone Utilization of community services and resources see also Common Questions About Residential Habilitation