
The SILP program provides a resource for young adults who have developed self-sufficiency skills and are ready to transition to a less restrictive environment. The program provides adult supervision, feedback, and guidance as the youth transition to an agency-operated apartment in the community. This enables young adults to continue their education, acquire employment or attend job skills training in a supportive and therapeutic setting.
Services Include:
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Case management and frequent contact with support workers
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Meeting all basic needs (food, clothing, shelter) through provision of stipends
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Intensive support with independent living skills training to meet the youth’s individual needs
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Parenting support & education to meet the individualized needs of parenting youth
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Educational assistance
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Assistance and support for medical care
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Advocacy in all areas
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Linkage to appropriate communication resources
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Mentoring
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Childcare services
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Comprehensive psychiatric recommendation and assessment services
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Comprehensive discharge planning