Celebrating Independence at Noah's House
Learn more about the services offered through Celebrating Independence at Noah's House.
Learn more about the services offered through Celebrating Independence at Noah's House.
Learn more about the services offered through Celebrating Independence at Noah's House.
Wrap-around service delivery is a team-based, collaborative case management approach. A case management approach represents a point-of-delivery, rather than a system-level, approach to coordination. The concept of Wrap-around programming is used to describe any program that is flexible, person-oriented and comprehensive – that is, several organizations work together to provide a holistic program of supports.
Wrap-around is a strengths-based intervention. This means that it seeks to identify and capitalize on an individual's assets. A deficit approach, on the other hand, identifies an individual's problems and seeks to fix these. An individualized wrap-around plan is supposed to reflect the needs of the individual, rather than availability of services. A wrap-around approach is designed for individuals with multiple or complex needs. In the case of individuals with disabilities living in the community, a wrap-around approach works best to help each individual access the services and supports that benefit them.
A monthly fee of $425 includes these benefits:
o In-town Emergency contact for the time you are away
o Daily phone calls to check-in
o 1-2 in-person check ins (as needed)
o Identify areas of interest that are offered in the community (swimming, going to the movies, volunteering, etc.)
o Help to identify how a Resident can be involved in these community activities and work on making connections that include:
▪️ Transportation
▪️ Reduced fees (if any)
▪️ Identify a volunteer who wants to be a companion at these activities
o Jewish holiday celebrations are open to ALL participants regardless of religion and are seen as much as a social engagement as a cultural one
o Some of these celebrations will happen within the community (Synagogue Pizza in the Hut, attending Chanukah Parade, and similar (transportation provided by Alexander JFS)
o Passover Seder and Chanukah Latkes and Light will be a joint celebration with all Noah’s House residents
o Transportation provided by community members
o Transportation provided by Alexander JFS
*Alexander JFS Staff are not available on observed Jewish holidays
o Additional fees can include cost of tickets, transportation, and food
o We will work to get discounted/group rate entrance fees
o Reservations can be made at least 24 hours before an appointment (or up to 6 months in advance).
o Transporting only ($10/each way)
o Transportation and staying during appointments ($50/ up to 2 hours)
o $25 for each additional hour
Learn more about the program and begin the application process here.