Larc Inc.

Filing Period

Oct 1, 2010 to Sep 30, 2011

Signed

Mar 1, 2012

Return Version

2010v3.4

Gross Receipts

$2,564,637

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Community support services:community support services provides training to adults with developmental disabilities in community environments, home environments and employment environments. Training is provided to assist individuals with learning how to access their community and its resources and to get involved in the community; to increase their independent living skills so that individuals may live on their own with the least amount of assistance/supervision/training necessary to ensure health and safety; and to work in the community and earn wages to support themselves. Activities include: training in how to access community resources such as banks, grocery stores, libraries, restaurants, malls, voting sites, theaters, assistance/guidance with money management/budgeting skills, comparison shopping, stranger awareness and community safety, appropriate behavior/social skills and appropriate interactions with community members; training in home environments typically surrounds the development and maintenance of independent living skills which includes instruction in meal preparation to include food handling and food safety, health and nutrition to include special dietary needs, management of individual health and medical care needs to include medication administration, health and safety and domestic skills to include household chores, maintaining a clean and healthy environment, self care needs/skills, laundry, assistance/guidance with money management/budgeting skills, comparison shopping; training in the employment environments involves completing job applications, preparing resumes, developing interview skills, appropriate attire for job interview, assisting with any employer's procedures/requirements for specific positions (i.e. Follow through with employer required drug/background checks etc...) the provision of on the job training to assist individuals with learning specific job tasks, fine tuning and maintaining necessary job skills, meeting employer expectations, ensuring proper and ongoing communication with employers necessary to maintain employment positions, bus and transportation training to assist individuals with getting to/from jobs, work ethics, appropriate workplace behavior and workplace responsibilities. Job carving with employers assists individuals with obtaining employment who have specific abilities/needs. Employment enclave activities include supervision guidance and employment training to individuals in a group setting. On the job training (ojt) activities assist an individual with developing and obtaining transferable work skills/experience to obtain competitive employment in the community. Ojt participants earn wages while training. Typically the ojt services involve training opportunities of at least 3- 6 months in duration and are developed to take place in community employment sites. Activities in all three areas include individualized training specific to each individual's program outcomes, objectives and goals.the community support services long term objective is to provide medicaid waiver services to adults with developmental disabilities. These services are provided in the community setting with the intent of preventing more costly institutionalization or the reinstitutionalization of the individual receiving services. The objective for the time period of october 1, 2010 - september 30, 2011 was as follows: 90% of disabled or developmentally disabled adults assessed will show progress on outcomes on individual program plan (ipp) goals or individual employment plan (iep). The community support services program accomplished these short and long range goals for the majority of individuals served during this time period. Specifically, of 94 individuals who were measured during this time period, 80 of these individuals achieved the objective for a program success rate of 85%. Medicaid waiver services continue to be provided to adults with developmental disabilities, also an accomplishment toward o

Activity 3

Group homesactivities/services provided: residents receive room, board and supervision and are taught self-care and daily living skills such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, menu planning, etc. Activities to be provided include independent living skills training and supervision such as: securing the home; money management; ensuring safety in an emergency and utilizing the 911 emergency response system; meal preparation and cooking skills; self medication with and without supervision; personal hygiene skills; yard work skills; community inclusion and integration; meal planning; healthy food choices; maintaining a safe and healthy environment; clothing care and maintenance; coordination of and transportation to medical appointments to ensure preventative and ongoing healthcare, exposure and experience with regard to individual rights, self advocacy and empowerment. Some of the residents may be able to move into their own apartment after training. Residents are provided opportunities to participate in all the active routines of daily life inside and outside of the home. The group homes program's long term objective is to provide medicaid waiver services to adults with developmental disabilities. These services are provided in the community setting with the intent of preventing more costly institutionalization or the reinstitutionalization of the individual receiving services. The objective for the time period of october 1, 2010 - september 30, 2011 was as follows: 90% of developmentally disabled adult residential clients assessed will demonstrate progress on individual program plan (ipp) goals. The group homes program accomplished these short and long range goals for all of the individuals served during this time period. Specifically, of 16 individuals who were measured during this time period, 14 of these individuals achieved the objective for a program success rate of 88%. Medicaid waiver services continue to be provided to adults with developmental disabilities, also an accomplishment toward our long range goal of preventing costly institutionalization or reinstitutionalization of individuals receiving services. This program was able to serve 17 unduplicated clients during this specific time period in total.

Filer

EIN

59-0968911