1-800-772-5987
Mental Health Crisis Hotline and Intake Screening
1-866-948-7198
IDD Intake Line
Intellectual & Developmental Disability (IDD) Services
We provide support and vocational programs for individuals with IDD, helping them live and work within their communities and our six group homes.
What is IDD?
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDDs) are lifelong conditions that begin before age 18. They involve an IQ of about 70 or less and limitations in personal independence and social responsibility. IDDs occur across all races and cultures, affecting about three percent of the population.
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Service Eligibility
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Must live within Pecan Valley Centers service area.
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Must be 3 years or older and have a diagnosis of IDD, autism, or pervasive developmental disorder. *
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Must meet criteria for admission to specific programs.
*Children 0-3 can access Early Childhood Intervention Services.
Services Offered
The following community-based programs assist us in providing vocational and living skills training and support for living at home, in group homes, or in other living arrangements.
Provides essential services and support so that individuals of all ages can continue to live with their families or in their own homes in the community.
Links individuals to a community-based, comprehensive service system.
Determines whether an individual has evidence of a mental illness, intellectual disability, or developmental disability.
Provides individuals personal attendant care and habilitation services in their own home.
A community-based residential service option provided in homes with six or fewer individuals.