Made with Xara FULL LIFE IS AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF HAWAII TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SERVICES: ▪ Personal Care: Assistance with and training on bathing, cooking, cleaning, etc.▪ Access to the community: Transportation and assistance in participating in a wide variety of community activities chosen by you! This can also include transportation and assistance with doctors appointments, shopping for food, shopping for personal items, eating out at restaurants, or any other activity where transportation and assistance is needed.▪ Increasing skills- Assistance acquiring skills and knowledge desired to live a quality of life chosen by you.The Medicaid Waiver program calls the above services Personal Assistance Habilitation (PAB). Full Life provides Personal Assistance Habilitation levels 1, 2 and 3.Personal Assistance/Habilitation services help individuals learn skills necessary to live in the community and increase economic self-sufficiency, and also support the individual with daily activities.Necessary skills may include personal grooming, preparing meals, eating, bed making, doing household chores, and participating in community activities. Daily activities may include in-home activities such as bathing, dressing, eating, preparing meals and cleaning, as well as accessing community resources, increasing circle of supports, and supporting health and safety.These services are provided by hiring a person that you choose (someone you know, your parent if you are over 18, or someone that Full Life recruits and you interview) and training them to support you in your chosen areas. Full Life provides a thorough orientation, including CPR/1st Aid, Positive Behavioral Supports, Self Determination, and more. Plus, we train the individual on your specific goals. Full Life also does background checks, and pre-interviews the applicants before you interview them.▪ Household assistance/cleaningThis service is called Chore under the Medicaid Waiver. This service provides routine cleaning, or chore type services, in your home whether or not you are present. Chore service is available to individuals with developmental disabilities who live independently or with family members who are elderly or unable to assist with household maintenance. This can include cleaning appliances, doing dishes, laundry, garbage removal, sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, etc. ▪ Employment- Help finding and maintaining a job or career, including looking for the job, applying, and on-the-job assistance once the job starts.Employment Services include pre-vocation skills and all of the necessary assistance needed to find, obtain, and keep a job. This includes job hunting, social skills while at the job, and other necessary job skills such as showing up on time and appropriate dress if this is needed. This would include having someone on the job with you until you are able to work on your own. Employment services could also help you start your own business! ▪ For more information on how to qualify for free services, go to theEligibility page.
Made with Xara
FULL LIFE IS AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF HAWAII TO PROVIDE THE
FOLLOWING SERVICES:
▪ Personal Care: Assistance with and training on bathing, cooking, cleaning, etc.
▪ Access to the community: Transportation and assistance in participating in a wide
variety of community activities chosen by you! This can also include transportation
and assistance with
doctors appointments, shopping for food, shopping for personal
items, eating out at restaurants, or any other activity where transportation and
assistance is needed.
▪ Increasing skills- Assistance acquiring skills and knowledge desired to live a quality
of life chosen by you.
The Medicaid Waiver program calls the above services Personal Assistance
Habilitation (PAB). Full Life provides Personal Assistance Habilitation levels 1, 2
and 3.
Personal Assistance/Habilitation services help individuals learn skills necessary to live
in the community and increase economic self-sufficiency, and also support the
individual with daily activities.
Necessary skills may include personal grooming, preparing meals, eating, bed
making, doing household chores, and participating in community activities.
Daily activities may include in-home activities such as bathing, dressing, eating,
preparing meals and cleaning, as well as accessing community resources, increasing
circle of supports, and supporting
health and safety.
These services are provided by hiring a person that you choose (someone you know,
your parent if you are over 18, or someone that Full Life recruits and you interview)
and training them to support you in your chosen areas. Full Life provides a thorough
orientation, including CPR/1st Aid, Positive Behavioral Supports, Self Determination,
and more. Plus, we train the individual on your specific goals. Full Life also does
background checks, and pre-interviews the applicants before you interview them.
▪ Household assistance/cleaning
This service is called Chore under the Medicaid Waiver. This service provides routine
cleaning, or chore type services, in your home whether or not you are present. Chore
service is available to individuals with developmental disabilities who live
independently or with family members who are elderly or unable to assist with
household maintenance. This can include cleaning appliances, doing dishes, laundry,
garbage removal, sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, etc.
▪ Employment- Help finding and maintaining a job or career, including looking
for the job, applying, and on-the-job assistance once the job starts.
Employment Services include pre-vocation skills and all of the necessary assistance
needed to find, obtain, and keep a job. This includes job hunting, social skills while at
the job, and other necessary job skills such as showing up on time and appropriate
dress if this is needed. This would include having someone on the job with you until
you are able to work on your own. Employment services could also help you start
your own business!
▪ For more information on how to qualify for free services, go to the Eligibility
page.
