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HARDEO Independent Living Services supports adults ages 18+ with autism and other developmental disabilities who want to develop skills for greater independence.
Clients may be working toward living on their own or may continue living with family while developing greater independence in everyday life.
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Support can include cooking, meal planning, grocery shopping, household skills, home organization, community participation, social skills, job coaching, basic budgeting, transportation planning, basic paperwork, appointment preparation, safety skill-building, and other practical independent living skills.
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Yes. Services are based on the individual's goals, preferences, strengths, and support needs.
Clients may choose particular skills they want to focus on or work with Alexandra to create a more structured plan.
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Services may take place in the client's home, workplace, community settings, public locations such as libraries or coffee shops, or virtually through Zoom.
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No.
Hardeo Independent Living Services does not transport or drive clients.
Transportation planning and independent transportation skills can be worked on as part of services.
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No.
HARDEO Independent Living Services does not provide bathing, toileting, dressing assistance, medication administration, overnight care, or similar personal-care services.
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Yes. Appropriate services can be provided virtually through Zoom.
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Yes.
Family members and caregivers may participate when appropriate and when their involvement supports the client's needs and goals.
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The first session focuses on getting to know the client, discussing goals, identifying support needs and priority skills, and deciding what type of individualized plan would work best.
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Yes.
HARDEO Independent Living Services offers a free 15-minute video consultation to discuss goals, support needs, funding, and whether services may be a good fit.
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North San Diego County, including Oceanside, Vista, Fallbrook, San Marcos, surrounding communities, and San Diego.