Developmental Services
People with disabilities are valued and integral parts of our community. Our Developmental Services (DS) team provides comprehensive supports for people with developmental disabilities.
We help service-recipients identify and reach goals that are important to them, realize their full potential and maximize their independence and inclusion in their community.
We provide person-centered supports to promote self-determination and informed choice. Our services are community-based and designed to empower, connect and advocate. We strive to help those we serve to develop lasting relationships with people not paid to be with them. Fostering these naturally occurring relationships is essential to community inclusion.
There’s a New Way for Vermonters to Access Developmental Services!
Vermont just launched a statewide intake team to help you:
- Learn what’s available to you
- See if you might be eligible for DS
- Start the application process for services
Vermont just launched a statewide intake team to help you:
- Learn what’s available to you
- See if you might be eligible for DS
- Start the application process for services
If you’ve already applied through another agency, you don’t need to start over — someone will be in touch with next steps.
How to reach the Intake & Eligibility Team:
Call: (833) 426-5668
Email: VTDDSDIntake@pcgus.com
Hours: M–F, 8:00 am–4:30 pm (closed on federal holidays)
Website: https://publicconsultinggroup.com/industry-solutions/human-services/aging-and-disability-services/
Hours: M–F, 8:00 am–4:30 pm (closed on federal holidays)
Website: https://publicconsultinggroup.com/industry-solutions/human-services/aging-and-disability-services/
Developmental Services for Children
Our Bridge Program offers care coordination for children with developmental disabilities. Bridge Care Coordinators help families determine their child’s needs and develop a coordinated plan to address identified needs. Families also receive advocacy support for school and community-based services, as well as linkage with community-based resources and services that will meet their child’s needs.
Additional supports may be available for children at immediate risk of needing a nursing facility or psychiatric hospital level of care. Bridge Care Coordinators can help families learn more about these supports and eligibility criteria for them.
Click on the links below for additional information:
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