Affirmative work setting for people with and without disabilities. Includes subcontract production and mobile crews that provide lawn care, janitorial services, and other services in the community.
Training for optimal independence in daily living skills. Training takes place in the facility as well as in the community, in groups and individually. To qualify for our Day Services, program clients must have a diagnosis of a developmental delay that occurred before their 21st birthday.
Assisting people in job-readiness skills and job placement in the community. Persons served are referred from the Indiana Department of Vocational Rehabilitation for job placement.
Providing public transportation to all Orange County Residents. Medicaid transportation is also provided.
Tot-to-Tot playgroup focuses on developmental skills through play activities for toddlers 2 to 4 years old who have developmental delays or are at risk. FCC funds this program through grants and general operating fund. The WHAS Crusade for Children has provided grants for many years to provide partial funding for the program. No federal or state money is available for these children.
FCC staff provides oversight and monitoring of the Child and Adult Care Food Program. The CACFP program provides federally subsidized meals in day care settings in 26 Indiana counties.