We know that not everyone wants a job right now, and that’s okay. Community Integration is about more than work. It’s about helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) live full lives: discovering what matters to them, building everyday skills, and connecting to people and places that bring them joy.
At JCI, Community Integration Services are built around each person’s unique strengths and goals. We support people who want to explore new activities, try different routines, learn life skills, volunteer, connect socially, or prepare for work down the line. Some people come to us for connection. Others are focused on stability, structure, or long-term independence.
Services are available at our Selma and Erwin locations, in the community, or at job sites depending on your needs and goals. Most services are funded through Medicaid’s Tailored Plan or Innovations Waiver, with referrals typically made through EIPD, your Care Manager, or another service coordinator. If you are unsure if you qualify, please reach out and we will work with you to find out what you may qualify for.
Our services are flexible and centered around your personal goals. Whether you want to work someday, learn new skills, or just have a more meaningful day—we’ve got you.
Adult Developmental Vocational Program (ADVP)
This program is for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities who want to be active and learn new skills.
What it includes:
Community Living and Support (CLS)
CLS is for people who want to live more independently and need help with daily routines.
What it includes:
Community Living and Facility Support (CLFS) and Long Term Community Support (LTCS)
These group services are for people want a full and healthy life in their communities.
What it includes:
Supported Employment and Long Term Vocational Support
This service helps people who want to work in the community and need support along the way.
Initial Support includes:
Ongoing Support includes:
Innovations Waiver Services
These are individualized supports available through the North Carolina Innovations Waiver.
What it includes:
Getting connected to Community Integration Services at JCI is simple, but every person’s path may look a little different depending on what support you need.
Most of our services require a referral or service authorization through a care manager, Tailored Plan, or another provider.
If you’re not sure where to begin, we can help you figure it out.
You can:
We’ll listen, help you explore your options, and make sure you get connected to the right service—whether it’s ADVP, Community Living Supports, Supported Employment, or something else. We’re here to walk with you from day one.
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