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Blessed Assurance (BACS) provides continuing education opportunities for individuals with mental retardation, developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries.

Camp KYSOC, located in Carrollton, KY provides a unique camping experience for children and adults who have physical, developmental and multiple disabilities, learning and behavioral disorders, eating disorders, spina bifida and autism. Offering a wide range of traditional camping activities-hiking, swimming, crafts and campfires, KYSOC has accessible facilities and black-topped paths so everyone can enjoy its rustic setting. Camp KYSOC has both day camp and resident summer camp programs, as well as respite weekends and retreat opportunities throughout the year.

I am a Senior Psychology Major who will go on to do a masters/doctorate work who provides ABA/VB in my home for 2-3 hours, offer social skills classes, educational workshops on natural environment training and aba/vb, will provide consultation for families that cannot afford a consultant - consultation is $20 an hour ABA/VB therapy is $15 an hour - contact me at kmbrlykoch@aol.com about social skills classes.

Right at Home is an in-home care and assistance agency, providing quality senior and disabled persons care since 1995.

Adanta is dedicated to establishing and maintaining a standard of excellence in providing community behavioral health care to the citizens of the ten county Lake Cumberland area in order to enhance the quality of life for those in need of such care and the family members of those served.

The Arc of Kentucky holds a Vision of a positive future for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities , a future of communities with services and supports that will promote lives of value for Kentuckians with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc of Kentucky believes that individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities are contributing members of schools, work places, churches, synagogues, neighborhoods, and their communities. The Arc values services and supports that enhance the quality of life through interdependence, friendship, choice, and respect for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.