High Plains provides long term care for adults with Intellectual disabilities. They have 4 group homes in the Wichita Falls area, each home serving 6 residents. Training is offered in all areas of daily living and self-care.
General Group Home Information:
All of the High Plains facilities are staffed 365 days per year, 24 hours each day. Our staff are awake at all times. Each house has its own supervisor and is staffed by approximately 7-8 direct care staff. The houses are doubled-staffed during peak awake hours and are single staffed during overnight hours. We have numerous staff members that have worked at High Plains for over 15 years, and some since we opened our doors. Service provision at each home is client based and individual to each clients’ needs. Each facility has its own van and staff members provide transportation to an assortment of activities. These activities include a weekly Bible study, ARC activities, Special Olympics, grocery shopping, weekend mall visits, visiting The Plex, eating out once or twice per month, and going to church on Sunday.
Our day program, BC Harbour, provides a wide assortment of healthy, stimulating, daily activities and pre-vocational training. The day program operates Monday through Friday 8:30am - 3pm. While at the day program, residents participate in many activities to increase independent living skills and develop pre-vocational skills. Residents attending BC Harbour assist in raising chickens. They feed and water the chickens, place mulch in the coop, and collect the eggs daily. Once collected, the residents wash the eggs and store them. BC Harbour also has a greenhouse in which the residents tend to small rose bushes. High Plains Health Providers also has a duck pond on site. The residents attending BC Harbour spend time each morning at the duck pond (and fishing hole) feeding the ducks, geese, and catfish. Our staff encourages and facilitates participation in several areas including but not limited to:
Academics: Reading, writing, math skills, budgeting money and computer skills.
Social Skills: Developing good manners, developing relationships with peers and others, public outings, dancing, and bowling.
Community Access and Involvement: Field trips to news stations, radio stations, local orchards, local businesses, zoos and wildlife parks, library, Meals on Wheels, learning to ride public transportation, and volunteer work.
Recreation: Playing ball, group walks outside, at the park and at the local mall.
Pre-Vocational Skills: All of the above areas that are reinforced at BC Harbour link to pre-vocational training. Every area of the day program can teach potential job skills from following instructions, staying on task, working well with others, respecting your supervisor and peers, developing hand-eye coordination, fine and gross motor skills through computer use, and learning about the types of businesses there are in Wichita Falls that could be potential employers.
1505 P.B. Lane, Suite A
Wichita Falls, 76302, TX
Nombre del edificio o descripción: High Plains Health Providers
Ubicación accesible: Yes
| Tipo de organización | Medicaid funded or Private Pay if not eligible for Medicaid |
|---|---|
| Categorías | Advocacy, Disability Specific, Financial, Mental Health, Recreation, Respite, Training, Transportation |
| ¿Se ofrecen servicios en Español? | No |
| ¿Tienen boletín informativo? | No |
| ¿Cuidado de niños disponible? | No |
| Rango de edad | De 15 a 21 , Mayores de 22 |
| Categorías de discapacidad | Intellectual Disability |
| ¿Esta organización incluye todas las discapacidades? | No |
| Esta organización incluye estos diagnósticos específicos | |
| ¿Es este un servicio estatal? | No |
| Sitio Web | http://highplainshealth.org/ |
| Nombre de la persona de contacto | Karen Spencer |
| Correo electrónico | karen.highplainshealth@gmail.com |
| Número de teléfono | 940-766-6751 |
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