Developmental Training Program

Overview
CTF employee assists a client The CTF Developmental Training (DT) Programs strive to provide environments that are supportive of each individual's unique needs and abilities, and each DT program provides skills training to enhance individuals' daily living. The skilled support that individuals receive addresses and enhances various skills, personal goals, and training needs. Some examples of supports and services provided by the DT program include independent living skills training, sensory enhancement programs, communication skills assessment and training, recreation and leisure, fitness and exercise, and vocational training.

CTF also has Seniors DT programs at each day program location that provide supports and services specifically for individuals who are ready to retire from a work setting due to age, health, or personal choice. The Seniors program places an emphasis on recreation and leisure while assisting individuals with the development of beneficial independent living, community, social, and daily living skills, as well as occupational and physical therapy services.

CTF operates five DT programs in Illinois for adults with developmental disabilities. These programs are located in Charleston (two programs), Lawrenceville, Olney, and University Park, Illinois.

Focus on Individuality
CTF uses a person centered approach in order to meet the needs of everyone we serve. With input from each individual we serve and their Developmental Instructor, a customized Individual Support Plan is created for that individual. Emphasis is placed on the uniqueness of each individual and their needs, promotion of independence through choice, and training in life skills in conjunction with therapeutic services.

Eligibility
To be eligible to attend a CTF DT program, an individual must meet the following requirements:


	Developmental Training Program Overview The CTF Developmental Training (DT) Programs strive to provide environments that are supportive of each individual's unique needs and abilities, and each DT program provides skills training to enhance individuals' daily living. The skilled support that individuals receive addresses and enhances various skills, personal goals, and training needs. Some examples of supports and services provided by the DT program include independent living skills training, sensory enhancement programs, communication skills assessment and training, recreation and leisure, fitness and exercise, and vocational training. CTF also has Seniors DT programs at each day program location that provide supports and services specifically for individuals who are ready to retire from a work setting due to age, health, or personal choice. The Seniors program places an emphasis on recreation and leisure while assisting individuals with the development of beneficial independent living, community, social, and daily living skills, as well as occupational and physical therapy services. CTF operates five DT programs in Illinois for adults with developmental disabilities. These programs are located in Charleston (two programs), Lawrenceville, Olney, and University Park, Illinois. Focus on Individuality CTF uses a person centered approach in order to meet the needs of everyone we serve. With input from each individual we serve and their Developmental Instructor, a customized Individual Support Plan is created for that individual. Emphasis is placed on the uniqueness of each individual and their needs, promotion of independence through choice, and training in life skills in conjunction with therapeutic services. Eligibility To be eligible to attend a CTF DT program, an individual must meet the following requirements: Be a minimum of 18 years old Be diagnosed as developmentally disabled Live in the state of Illinois Require daily assistance and supervision from trained and caring staff

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