HARC, Inc.

Serving people with intellectual and related challenges.

900 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, CT  06105        860-218-6000

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Residential Services                      

Among our families' greatest concerns is "Who will take care of my child in future years?  In response to this concern, HARC has established an array of community based residential opportunities that emphasize the physical and emotional well-being of its residents.

HARC works with the entire family in determining a vision for the future and assists with the emotional and practical issues associated with making a successful transition. Our family-style culture promotes respect, dignity, self-determination, and competence.

Each individual has a carefully developed Overall Plan Support (OPS) that is developed by an Interdisciplinary Team (IDT), typically consisting of the resident, family, support staff, case manager and other significant people as desired. All areas of life are considered such as medical, self help, cooking, banking, transportation, personal care, and recreation. The OPS is reviewed on a regular basis and each re-done annually. In the event that there is a significant change in the person's life, the IDT meets to discuss the modifications needed to the OPS.

Types of Residences

HARC provides residential support in a variety of settings: group homes, condominiums, and apartments. Supports range from intermittent to extensive depending on the needs and preferences of the individuals and their families. Some people like the camaraderie that group living provides; others are more private and prefer living alone or with a roommate.

Eligibility/Area Served

HARC serves individuals and families in the Greater Hartford area. Our residential program focuses on people with intellectual disability. We work closely with the Connecticut Department of Developmental Services (DDS) - North Region. To apply for services from the DDS, call its Eligibility Unit at 1-866-433-8192.

Fees

The fees for residential services are based upon the type of support and the location of each residence. HARC will assist you in working with DDS to secure state and federal assistance. We will also assist in proper application for the waiting list.

For further Assistance, contact the Resident Supports Department:

Gregory Grant

HARC
900 Asylum Avenue
Hartford, CT 06105-1985
860-218-6051

ggrant@harc-ct.org