Chimes Delaware

Chimes Delaware has Day Habilitation locations in Newark and Millsboro. Our Day Habilitation programs focus on leisure, social and non-work related activities as an alternative option to employment services. Program participants, with staff support, have the opportunity to engage in structured activities, both at the site and in the community. Activities are outcome oriented and designed to meet the person’s needs and desires while helping to reinforce and enhance mobility, communication, self-care, socialization and leisure skills.

Our Employment services are focused on providing job coaching to individuals in community based employment.  All individuals should work with their case manager or community navigator to determine their eligibility and must first go through DVR before being eligible for on-going job coaching from Chimes.  The goal of Supported Employment services is to provide individuals an opportunity  to gain the skills, experience, and confidence to successfully engage in competitive employment.

Chimes Delaware offers group home living arrangements throughout the state of Delaware to enable individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live in homes, apartments and communities of their choice.

Community living options range from agency operated single family homes and apartments for people who may require 24 hour support to in-home support for people who benefit from a semi-independent supports. Several of our homes are fully accessible with specialized, adaptive equipment.

The level and type of services and supports vary based on the specific needs and choices of the individual. Beyond ensuring health and safety, Chimes staff assist individuals to become as independent as possible by helping them to acquire new skills, while giving them opportunities to pursue their interests in the community.

Program participants in our residential, day habilitation and employment services also have access to supports to address their physical, mental and behavioral health needs to help maximize their potential and opportunities for independence.

Each program participant is supported by a trained and dedicated staff of professionals. While the level and type of supports vary based on the person’s needs and preferences, individual program services are coordinated by an assigned case manager, who is the family/guardian’s single point of contact.