RESIDENTIAL: LARC operates seven neighborhood group homes where residents are provided twenty-four-hour awake support. Staff provides training activities that assist the individual to acquire daily living skills such as personal hygiene, homemaking skills, and social and adaptive skills. Staff also assists residents to participate in community-based leisure/recreational activities.   SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT: provides training and assistance in finding and sustaining paid employment. The participant is assisted in finding the best job fit, including the type of work environment, activities, hours of work, level of pay, and supports needed. Consultation is also provided to the employer to enhance supports natural to the workplace. We can provide services for the individual and business throughout their employment.   SUPPORTED LIVING: services provide training and assistance to live in and maintain a home or apartment of participants' choosing. These services may include the acquisition of skills such as personal hygiene and grooming, household chores, meal preparation, shopping, personal finances, and social and adaptive skills. Some participants also receive the services of a paid roommate (In Home Supports) who provides companionship and personal care.   COMMUNITY TRAINING AND OTHER SUPPORTS: LARC also provides services such as transportation, companion, community inclusion, certified behavioral assistance, off-site adult day training, and trial competency training - all designed to enable people to fully participate in and give back to their community. We also work with Leon County Schools' Exceptional Student Education program to provide vocational training so students can find and maintain competitive employment.