• General Family Support – Provided to families caring for a family member who meets eligibility criteria with the Department of Mental Retardation (DMR.).  Service options include case management, financial assistance to pay for goods or services that benefit the individual with the disability, educational and service advocacy, family networking, family support groups, periodic training workshops, information and referral, and publication of the Family Support Update. 

• Intensive Flexible Family Support Services (IFFS) – Short-term intensive level of family support and case management provided to families identified as having a high need by DMR.

• DOE/DMR Services – Longer-term intensive level of family support and case management provided to families caring for a child under the age of 18, with the intent of preventing residential placement of the child. 

• DSS Transition Project – Preparation for adulthood and transitional services for teens who are in the process of leaving foster care or who have been under the auspices of the Department of Social Services(DSS). 

• Positive Parenting Resource Center – Services for families headed by parents with cognitive challenges or intellectual limitations.  Services include home visiting, case management, parent support & education groups, supervised visitation for children in foster placement, support from volunteer mentors (Family Friends), and consultation services for other service agencies.  Sponsorship of the Coalition for Supporting Parents with Cognitive Challenges and publication of the Positive Parenting Quarterly.