New Communities provides structured, community-based residential programs, offered in our group homes, for individuals facing the life challenges of intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and brain injury. We specialize in helping people that may have the complexity of challenging behaviors, mental health diagnoses, or forensic backgrounds. We strive to provide quality care and services that support and encourage our residents to achieve their individualized goals.
New Communities in-home support service is designed to support adults, offered in their own home or apartment, to be active participants in their lives. Services focus on enhancing skills through supported daily living, behavior management, communication, socialization, and community-based activities. Our team works one-on-one with clients to develop plans focusing on goals and objectives, specifically tailored to each individual’s needs and desires. Our in-home support team is committed to maximizing client independence and success in the community while, at the same time, helping to ensure the health, safety and well-being of the client
• Guiding, directing, and overseeing the performance of self-care and self-management of activities;
• Promoting development of independent living skills;
• Developing socially appropriate behavior and interpersonal skills including increasing self-esteem and daily coping skills;
• Activities that support personal development and well-being; and
• Community integration and inclusion.
New Communities’ employees are trained and certified Direct Support Professionals that provide services in a variety of residential settings including group homes staffed around-the-clock to in-home support services staffed when help is needed. Our team provides services aligned with the individual’s approved personal plan and are able to administer and monitor all client medications, coordinate medical appointments and work and day programs, and manage transportation.
• Boothbay Harbor
• Lewiston
• Madison
• Norway
• Skowhegan
• 18 years or older
• Diagnosis of Intellectual or Developmental Disability or Autism Spectrum Disorder
• MaineCare eligible as determined by DHHS
• Has received approval for MaineCare Section 21 or 29 Home and Community Based Waiver Services
• Prospective and current clients may access information about the Maine Developmental Services Grievance Process by clicking here.
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