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Colonial Behavioral Health Colonial Behavioral Health
Developmental Disabilities (DD)
A community-based residential program for adults with developmental disabilities.

Residential services are tailored to the needs of each individual based on an individualized support plan that the resident is involved with creating, with an emphasis on gaining independence.

Opportunities for maintaining family relationships, peer interaction, community involvement and social interactions are also available. Pursuit of hobbies and interests is encouraged.

We focus on six basic areas which include:

  • Community Living
  • Integrated Community Involvement
  • Healthy Living
  • Safety and Security
  • Citizenship and Advocacy
  • Social and Spirituality
Learn More About Connections
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More About Connections

We are a Home and Community Based Service

We are committed to the rights and responsibilities of individuals, honoring individual choice, and encouraging community participation.

Community Living Waiver

A Community Living Waiver is required. The Waiver pays for the service provided by residential staff.

How Do I Access Connections Services?

Your Case Manager/Support Coordinator will discuss your residential options and send a referral to Connections with your agreement.

We also accept referrals from Case Managers/Support Coordinators outside CBH's service area.

What Training is Required of Staff?

Residential staff are trained in a variety of topics, including Human Rights, HCBS Rights, various Health and Safety topics, and Person-Centered Planning.

We are a Home and Community Based Service

We are committed to the rights and responsibilities of individuals, honoring individual choice, and encouraging community participation.

How Do I Access Connections Services?

Your Case Manager/Support Coordinator will discuss your residential options and send a referral to Connections with your agreement.

We also accept referrals from Case Managers/Support Coordinators outside CBH's service area.

Community Living Waiver

A Community Living Waiver is required. The Waiver pays for the service provided by residential staff.

What Training is Required of Staff?

Residential staff are trained in a variety of topics, including Human Rights, HCBS Rights, various Health and Safety topics, and Person-Centered Planning.

Fees/Funding for Connections

Individuals participating in Connections must have a Community Living Medicaid Waiver slot. The Medicaid Waiver provides funding for the training and supports provided at Connections. In addition, each resident is assessed a monthly program fee to cover room and board costs. This fee is based on the individual resident’s income.

Learn About DD Waivers
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“I like my peers who live in my house with me. I like cooking and going out to activities. I like my neighborhood”
Connections Participant