LIVING DIVISION
Residential
Services
Our residential program is focused on helping individuals achieve the greatest level of independence possible. We provide services to individuals with neurological, developmental and mental health conditions.
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Our program offers a range living options from beautiful home-like settings to supported apartments where residents work on developing the skills for greater independence with support of our caring staff.
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Every person has a unique set of goals and abilities. Our services are designed to be highly individualized but always focused on helping each person reach their greatest social, emotional and functional potential.
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Programming emphasizes:
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Individualized service planning based on personal goals
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Addressing physical health and care needs
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Independent living skills training
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Safe, stable living accommodations
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Social opportunities and social skills training
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Community integration
Health & Wellness
Support
Programs:
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Fitness & Wellness
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Relapse Prevention
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Services:
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Therapeutic Services
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Medical & Health Monitoring
Personalized Care
& Daily Living Assistance
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24/7 On-site Support
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Personalized Care Plan
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Meal Services
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Housekeeping & Laundry
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Crisis Intervention & Safety Planning
Life Skills
& Educational Support
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Life Skills Training
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Educational Support
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Employment & Volunteer Assistance
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Technology Assistance with Smart Home Integration
Community
& Social Integration
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Transport
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Community Integration
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Recreational Activities
Supported Apartment Living
We take pride in customizing services to assist individuals with obtaining and/or maintaining employment.
Semi-Independent Apartment Program
Designed for individuals who require less structure and support we offer more independent living options. With staff checking in periodically, weekly meetings with residential services administration, and 24 hour access to staff for emergencies, there is the opportunity for greater independence but the security of knowing support is available.
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Program services include:
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Vocational services
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Behavioral support services
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Staff available by phone 24/7
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24/7 on-call access to administration
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Nursing on-site (as needed)
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Transportation
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Up to 30 miles for appointments, home visits, etc.​
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Recreational activities
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Room and board​
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Each person’s service plan is developed collaboratively and is reviewed at least annually or whenever a significant change in health or functional status occurs. The plan outlines supports in areas such as personal care, medication management, mobility, transportation, socialization, and community involvement. Our direct support professionals assist with activities of daily living (eating, toileting, bathing, grooming, dressing, transferring), reminders for appointments, support for social-emotional needs, and other individualized goals.
For individuals with TBI residing in the Howell group home or apartments, WSC incorporates the Mayo- Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI) to monitor functional progress and support goal development. The MPAI is administered at regular intervals to track changes in adaptability, cognitive and physical functioning, and social integration, and is used to inform service planning and discharge readiness.
Learn more about Semi-Independent Apartments
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To learn more about our Residential Services program and customized treatment plans, reach out to us at (810) 534-6163 or contact us by clicking below.​
Group Living
WSC Residential Services operates two group home facilities located in Livingston County that provide 24/7 support for adults with autism (ASD)
and adults with traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
Genoa - Group Home
The Genoa Township Group Home provides a supportive environment for individuals with physical disabilities, developmental disabilities, and/or mental illness, focusing on daily living assistance, wellness, and stability.
About the Genoa Group Home
The Genoa Township Group Home provides a supportive environment for individuals with physical disabilities, developmental disabilities, and/or mental illness, focusing on daily living assistance, wellness, and stability.
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Each person’s service plan is developed collaboratively and is reviewed at least annually or whenever a significant change in health or functional status occurs. The plan outlines supports in areas such as personal care, medication management, mobility, transportation, socialization, and community involvement.
Our direct support professionals assist with activities of daily living (eating, toileting, bathing, grooming, dressing, transferring), reminders for appointments, support for social-emotional needs, and other individualized goals.
As a locally operated 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, we are committed to the individuals, families, and communities we serve. We work directly with each person served, their family, and a team of healthcare professionals to ensure needs are met through a highly individualized service plan. Stakeholders may include the individual, family member(s), guardians, referral facility discharge planners, medical providers, case managers, and adjusters.​
Howell - Group Home
The Howell residential home and supported apartments serve individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and emphasize cognitive, behavioral, and physical rehabilitation in a community-integrated setting.
About the Howell Residential Group Home
The Howell Residential Home and Supported Apartments serve individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and emphasize cognitive, behavioral, and physical rehabilitation in a community-integrated setting.
Each person’s service plan is developed collaboratively and is reviewed at least annually or whenever a significant change in health or functional status occurs. The plan outlines supports in areas such as personal care, medication management, mobility, transportation, socialization, and community involvement.
Our direct support professionals assist with activities of daily living (eating, toileting, bathing, grooming, dressing, transferring), reminders for appointments, support for social-emotional needs, and other individualized goals.
As a locally operated 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, we are committed to the individuals, families, and communities we serve. We work directly with each person served, their family, and a team of healthcare professionals to ensure needs are met through a highly individualized service plan. Stakeholders may include the individual, family member(s), guardians, referral facility discharge planners, medical providers, case managers, and adjusters.
Transitional Living
WSC’s Transitional Living Program offers safe, supportive housing and individualized services for adults with traumatic brain injury, helping them strengthen independent living skills and enhance their quality of life.
Transitional Living Program Overview
WSC Transitional Living Program provides stable, safe living accommodations to adult survivors of traumatic brain injury who can manage most daily activities but do require some assistance or supervision.
The goal of the program is improving independent living skills while achieving a balance between physical health and fitness, maintaining an organized environment, establishing healthy relationship patterns, building self-esteem and maximizing quality of life. This is achieved by providing normalized community living opportunities in conjunction with meaningful, constructive and therapeutic daily activities.
WSC Transitional Living program offers support, supervision and guidance to ensure that each resident can enjoy life in the least restrictive setting.
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Programming emphasizes:
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Individualized goal based service planning
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Ongoing support services connected to mainstream resources
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Physical health care needs being met
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Independent living skills training
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Meaningful vocational opportunities
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Safe, stable living accommodations
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Independent life skills training including basic budgeting, housekeeping, and food preparation
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Effectively accessing resources
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Social skills enhancement
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Community integration
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We offer multiple options to meet the needs of TLP residents; from our licensed residential group home, community-based living settings as well as providing companionship / caregiving services at an individual’s home.
Learn more about our Transitional Living Program​
To learn more about our Residential Services program and customized treatment plans, reach out to us at (810) 534-6163 or contact us by clicking below.​
Our Staff
WSC staff backgrounds include master and bachelors’ educational degrees; experience in the areas of vocational rehabilitation, vocational rehabilitation counseling, teaching, social work, human resources, HR development of youth and adult services, geriatric services, certified brain injury specialist, business administration, staffing recruitment, psychology, service industry, and management.
Start Your Journey to Independence
Contact Us
(810) 531-6163
Mon - Fri
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
WSC Residential Services
100 Summit St. Brighton, MI 48116
