Facility Based Day Services may be provided in a facility setting only when selected by a person supported who needs time limited pre-vocational training, when such training is not available on the job site, and to persons who, through their person-centered planning process choose to participate in a facility based program in order to focus on the development of individualized and specific skills that will support them in pursuing and achieving employment and/or community living goals.  Facility-based day services allow for opportunities for all persons supported to be engaged in the broader community when appropriate and are specified in the person-centered ISP.

Community-based Day Services are designed such that the person spends the majority of his/her time, while participating in this service, actively engaged in activities in the community. Support is provided to assist with the acquisition of skills in the following areas: leisure activities and community/public events, utilizing community resources (e.g. public transportation), acquiring and maintaining employment, educational activities, hobbies, unpaid work experiences (e.g. volunteer opportunities), and maintaining contact with family and friends.

Individualized services and supports selected by the person supported, that help the person to seek employment and work in competitive integrated settings abased on his or her individualized needs and preferences and as reflected in the person-centered ISP, and to acquire, retain, or improve skills in the area of self-care, sensory/motor development, socialization, daily living skills, and communication, in order to pursue and achieve his or her personal employment.  All individual employment goals and objectives, along with needed supports are established through the person-centered planning process and documented in the person-centered ISP and shall include opportunities to seek employment and work in competitive integrated settings, as applicable based on the needs and preferences of the individual.  Employment Supports can be provided individually or in a small group capacity.