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PROGRAMS
Kramer Activity Center
The Kramer Center offers weekday
programs for adults with developmental disabilities. Staff
provide individualized instruction in a classroom environment
focusing on social skills, self-care skills and pre-vocational
training.
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Community Day Supports
This program enables adults
with developmental disabilities the opportunity to participate in meaningful and
productive activities in the community by focusing on outings,
volunteer work and job exploration.
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Superior
Outsourcing Service
The occupational workshop provides
vocational training in a workshop environment and helps
individuals develop a strong work ethic and skills for
competitive employment.
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Community Living
SRVS has over 80 living sites in
the community for adults and children with developmental
disabilities. We offer a wide variety of living options: the
independence and opportunities of Supported Living, the
structure of Residential Habilitation homes, ICF/MR homes for
those in need of more intensive medical and therapeutic needs,
and PA Services which offers in-home supports to assist in
self-help routine (bathing, dressing, feeding, grooming, etc.)
through a personal assistant.
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Employment
Concepts
MORE
Through funding from the
Tennessee Department of Human Services, Division of
Rehabilitation Services, SRVS Employment Concepts program
provides trained employment specialists and job coaches who
evaluate work strengths, aptitudes, and interests, and place
individuals in community jobs that fit their needs.
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Family Support
This program provides
assistance for children and adults with disabilities. Assistance can be in the form of
respite, before and after school care, specialized equipment and
supplies, education and home modification. The Family Support
program serves people in Shelby and Fayette Counties.
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Nursing Services, Behavior and Therapy Supports
We ensure that individuals are
receiving all of the health services they need to have an
optimum quality of life. We assist individuals in becoming more
independent by developing positive adaptive behaviors, and
provide speech, language, occupational and physical therapy for
qualified individuals.
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Case Management and Medication Administration
The primary goal is to assist
individuals with accessing services and supports necessary to
facilitate their desired vision for the future and to provide
accurate, cost effective medications and consultation about
medications by a Registered Nurse or Certified Pharmacy
Technician.
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SFFA Officers
Elected
At last
month’s meeting of the newly formed SRVS'
Families and Friends Association (SFFA,
formerly the PGA), the groups’ executive
officers were elected: President Maudeania
Moore, Vice-President Mattie MsSwine,
Secretary Juanita Little, Treasurer Shirley
Hayes, Day Center Representative Corrine
Ostrander, ICF Representatives Jeannette and
Bobby Kee, Residential Representative Stella
Jones, and Workshop Representative Bobbie
Brown. Congratulations to these newly
elected officers!
The SRVS Family and Friends Association will
dedicate their time, talents, and treasure
to support the mission of SRVS in
order to advocate for and enhance the lives
of the service recipients. They will work
toward the following goals: Bringing
awareness to the community about SRVS,
building stronger communication between
parents and staff, and raising funds to
support recipients and SRVS’ goals.
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Photo above (l-r): Secretary Juanita Little,
Treasurer Shirley Hayes, Vice-President
Mattie MsSwine, and President Maudeania
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