Typical Life Corporation

“Form 990, part vi, section b, line 11b: the board reviews the draft 990 prior to finalization and submission.”

“The board & human resources use comparable data.”

“The organization does not make its governing documents or conflict of interest policy available to the public as it is not required by federal or state law. The organization includes a copy of its financial statements with the state registration (form bco-10) filed with the pennsylvania department of state, bureau of charitable organizations. These documents are a matter of public record and can be viewed at the bureau office.”

“Rescuing people from the possibility of institutionalization by providing revolutionary supports so individuals can experience all life has to offer. Services are provided to individuals from york and adams counties who are diagnosed with intellectual disabilities and include licensed group homes, in-home support services, vocational services, three adult training programs,and outpatient behavioral health services for co-occurring disorders.”

“Typical life corporation (a pennsylvania nonprofit corporation) (the agency) is dedicated to providing support and services to assist individuals with disabilities to live a normal life in the community. The agency provides 33 licensed residential group homes serving a total of 60 individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Operations include daily household activities such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, bathing, and recreation. In addition, the agency provides active treatment support in the form of teaching plans, the administration of medication, and the coordination of medical services. The agency also operates three licensed adult day programs that focus on health, fitness, and pre- vocational skills and currently services 27 individuals. In-home support services are also provided to 29 individuals. Vocational supports are provided to individuals who want to find and maintain competitive employment. Individuals supported here have found employment that pays a minimum wage and allows them to work alongside a variety of other people. This support allows the individual to develop a network of valued social supports. Outpatient behavioral health services focus on individuals with co-occurring disorders, that is, an intellectual disability, autism, and a mental health diagnosis. The service provides psychiatric support, therapy, and working together as an integrated team with other supports. The agency's activities are financed primarily through program fees from the york/adams mental health-intellectual and developmental disabilities programs and the pennsylvania department of human services office of developmental programs (odp).”

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