Professional Mentoring
What We Bring to the Table
Harrigan Development Services has a team of mentors who work 1:1 with their clients both in-home and in the community. Every client has a unique set of hopes, dreams, and goals they want to accomplish, but the main focus is on increasing independence, improving daily living skills, and engaging in positive resources in-home and in the community. These goals are established initially through a person-centered treatment plan and reviewed regularly with the client and family.
Examples of activities and daily living skills include:
In-Home: Organization and Upkeep, Establishing Routine, Money Management, Relationships with Family, Food Preparation and Personal Hygiene
Community: Vocational Exploration, Volunteering and Exploring Positive Activities and Environments
Academic: Identifying Supports within Academic Setting, Tutoring, Organization and Advocacy
Purpose
The purpose of our services is to improve the lives and increase the independence of young adults with developmental disabilities faced with the difficult transition to adulthood.
Desired Impact
Link individuals to healthy community resources and peer relationships
Provide positive adult modeling
Increase self-esteem
Increase confidence, independence & self-reliance
Increase awareness of social resources
Examples of Support Plan Goals
Social Skills Training
Behavior Management & Coping Mechanisms
Independent Living Skills
Health & Safety
Vocational Exploration
Post-Secondary Education Exploration
Service Inquiry Form
(For New Clients only. If you are a current client, please contact your mentor or coach for information on additional services)