Mental Retardation- Adult Residential Habilitation

Your loved one will receive quality residential services that help them learn, keep, or improve the skills necessary to live in a community-based setting. They will also receive assistance with activities of daily living including:

Bathing
Dressing
Personal hygiene
Eating
Meal preparation – excluding the cost of the food
Household chores necessary for health and safety
Budget management
Assistance with attending appointments
And interpersonal and social skills-building.

The Brenda Richardson Memorial Care Home

Your Loved One Will Have Access to Modern, Clean, Safe Facilities Like Our Central Living Area

Your Loved One Will Have Meals in a Warm, Upbeat Environment like this Dining Area in our Group Home

Mental Retardation is defined as substantial limitations (that occur before the age of 18 and continue into adulthood) in functioning as shown by significantly below average thinking abilities along with below average adaptive skills in the following areas:

Communication
Self care
Home-living
Social skills
Community use
Self direction
Health and safety
Functional academics
And leisure and work.