Valley Community Services Board
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Developmental Services
MISSION STATEMENT
We strive to provide a better quality of life for the individuals we serve and their families. We hope to accomplish this by offering a wide range of services tailored to each individual need and coordinated by our caring staff.
Early Intervention Services
Coordinated services include case management and direct therapy provided to children ages birth to 3 who are experiencing a developmental delay.
All services
are provided in the home, or other location of the family’s choosing, by our Infant & Toddler Connection staff.
Residential Services
email: [email protected]
live locally with a sponsored family
Intermediate Care Facilities:
homes designed to provide intensive assistance to reinforce independence
In-Home Services:
provides support and assistance needed to live as independent as possible in home and community.
Support Coordination
For Children and Adults
assistance linking resources and monitoring services and supports
Day Support Services
skill building, self help, socialization, community integration, adapting skills
Positive Behavior Support Services
person-centered services to improve quality of life by increasing desirable behaviors and decreasing challenging behaviors
Some services require a WAIVER.
What is a Waiver?
VA Waiver Line
1-844-603-9248
toll free line
Services For Children
Infant & Toddler Connection
Early Intervention Services at Valley are provided by the Infant & Toddler Connection of Staunton-Waynesboro.
This program serves infants and toddlers (ages birth - 3) who are experiencing developmental delays and live in the cities of Staunton and Waynesboro.
For information about the Infant & Toddler Connection in Augusta and Highland Counties, please click here.
Services for Adults
In Home Support Services takes place in the individuals home, family home or community settings and typically supplements the primary care provided by the individual, family or other unpaid caregiver.
Day Support includes skill-building and support for the acquisition or retention of self-help, socialization, community integration, employability and adaptive skills.
Residential Services provides options for adults with developmental disabilities, including physical/medical disabilities. Tailored to individuals, residential services can include training and assistance in personal care, community participation, money management, cooking, medication, and behavioral support. Staff provides 24-hour supervision and assists in the goals of self-reliance and more independent living. Residents with a more severe level of disability will receive services including: nursing, psychiatric, psychological, social services, various therapies, pharmaceutical, and nutritional services.
Additional Brochures
for Children's Services
Additional Brochures
for Children's Services