Services We Provide
Respite
Family Respite Services
Family Respite Services
Maaluh offers respite services to families in need of a break from the challenges of caring for a loved one with disabilities. Our respite services provide a safe, supportive environment where individuals can receive care while their families take a well-deserved break.
Family Respite Services
Family Respite Services
Family Respite Services
We provide temporary relief and support for families caring for individuals with developmental disabilities. We ensure their well-being is prioritized by offering a break from caregiving responsibilities.
Com-Hab
Family Respite Services
Com-Hab
Maaluh provides community habilitation services to individuals with developmental disabilities, helping them to develop new skills, build relationships, and participate in their communities. Our com-hab services are tailored to meet each individual's needs and goals.
Day-Hab
Vocational Training
Com-Hab
Maaluh offers day habilitation services in a safe, supportive environment where individuals with disabilities can engage in activities, build relationships, and participate in their communities. Our day-hab programs are designed to meet the unique needs of each individual.
We offer day programs focused on skill development, socialization,
Maaluh offers day habilitation services in a safe, supportive environment where individuals with disabilities can engage in activities, build relationships, and participate in their communities. Our day-hab programs are designed to meet the unique needs of each individual.
We offer day programs focused on skill development, socialization, and community engagement to enhance participants' overall well-being and independence.
Pre-Vocational
Vocational Training
Vocational Training
Maaluh provides pre-vocational services to individuals with disabilities, helping them develop the skills they need to pursue employment in the future. Our pre-vocational programs are designed to meet the unique needs and interests of each individual.
Vocational Training
Vocational Training
Vocational Training
We assist individuals with developmental disabilities in acquiring job skills, exploring employment opportunities, and achieving meaningful employment to lead productive lives.
Children's Waiver HCBS
Community-Based Services
Children's Waiver HCBS
Maaluh provides Children's Waiver Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) to children up to the age of 21 with MF and SED. Our Children's Waiver HCBS services include Respite, Com-Hab, Pre-vocational SEMP, and Community Family Advocacy and Support Services.
If you're looking for high-quality services and support for yourself or a loved on
Maaluh provides Children's Waiver Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) to children up to the age of 21 with MF and SED. Our Children's Waiver HCBS services include Respite, Com-Hab, Pre-vocational SEMP, and Community Family Advocacy and Support Services.
If you're looking for high-quality services and support for yourself or a loved one with a developmental disability, we encourage you to explore what Maaluh has to offer. Contact us today to learn more.
We are dedicated to providing the highest level of care and support to individuals with developmental disabilities, and our team of compassionate professionals is committed to making a positive impact in their lives. Please feel free to reach out to us for more information about our services or to discuss how we can assist you or your loved ones.
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Community-Based Services
Children's Waiver HCBS
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Community-Based Services
Community-Based Services
Community-Based Services
We provide support and assistance to individuals living at home with their families or in their residences, allowing them to access necessary resources and live fulfilling lives within their communities.
LOCATIONS
2 Garfield Road # 201 Monroe, New York 10950
216 Congers Road Bldg. 4 New City, NY 10956
4502-13th Ave #311 Brooklyn, NY 11219
Our Programs
Our organization provides various programs that focus on education, healthcare, and sustainability. Join us in making a difference in the world.
LOCATIONS
2 Garfield Road # 201 Monroe, New York 10950
216 Congers Road Bldg. 4 New City, NY 10956
4502-13th Ave #311 Brooklyn, NY 11219
Our Programs
Our organization provides various programs that focus on education, healthcare, and sustainability. Join us in making a difference in the world.
Lekulam PreVoc New City
"Prevoc" is a term often used in the context of developmental disabilities and vocational training. It stands for "Pre-Vocational," and it refers to a type of training and support provided to individuals with developmental disabilities to help them develop the skills and abilities necessary for eventual employment.
The goal of prevocational training is to prepare individuals for future employment opportunities by focusing on building foundational skills and work-related behaviors. This type of training is often offered as part of a comprehensive program that aims to enhance an individual's vocational readiness and potential for successful job placement.
Key components of prevocational training may include:
Skill Building: Participants receive instruction and practice in a variety of essential skills needed for employment. These skills can range from basic tasks such as following instructions, time management, and communication to more specific tasks related to different job roles.
Workplace Behaviors: Learning appropriate workplace behaviors and social skills, such as teamwork, punctuality, following rules, and interacting with supervisors and colleagues.
Task Performance: Engaging in simulated or real-life work tasks to gain experience and confidence in completing job-related activities.
Problem-Solving: Teaching participants to identify challenges and develop problem-solving strategies that are relevant to workplace situations.
Work Ethics: Instilling a sense of responsibility, accountability, and a strong work ethic.
Functional Literacy and Numeracy: Enhancing basic literacy and numeracy skills that are necessary for various types of jobs.
Transition Skills: Preparing individuals for the transition from a training environment to an actual work setting, including understanding workplace expectations and adapting to new routines.
It's important to note that prevocational training does not focus on placing individuals in permanent employment positions. Instead, its purpose is to equip participants with the foundational skills and behaviors that will make them more successful candidates for vocational programs or competitive employment in the future.
Prevocational training is often provided within a supportive and structured environment, such as a day habilitation program or a developmental disabilities center. The training curriculum is tailored to the individual's abilities, goals, and interests to maximize their potential for successful integration into the workforce.
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