
The mission and purpose of Wall Residences is to provide high quality
community services to persons who have a primary diagnosis of an
intellectual, developmental disability or a long-term mental illness.
The service is provided in home and community based environments and is
designed to provide a high degree of individual attention, emotional
support, and opportunity for self-expression and individualized
routine.

The success of the service will be measured by:
1. The level of improved self confidence and personal expression accomplished by the resident, and
2. The level of integration and acceptance into the life of the home and community achieved by the resident.
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How many friends does the individual have?
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What is the depth of relationships acquired?
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Is the person respected in the community as a contributing and valued member?
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Is love a part of the person’s life, both giving and receiving?
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Is the person learning to understand and express their emotions and values and able to relate to the needs and values of others?
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Is the person developing a spiritual, reverent response to life?
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Are hopes, dreams and fears explored?
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the person able to have confidence in physical expression through
touching others, vigorous exercise, appropriate diet, careful
consideration of medication usage, and other aspects of maintenance of
physical, emotional and spiritual health?

The goal of Wall Residences is to encourage the total health and well
being of each person, both client and worker, through a holistic
approach to services. All service providers and community support
personnel will be evaluated to assure that they are emotionally healthy
people who have the capacity and desire to respect and learn from the
person with the disability label. The goal of the program will be met
when all people in the community are able to see past the disability
and know that each person is fully functioning when the appropriate
supports are made available. The people we serve have unique strengths
and needs just like all other people. Acceptance of diversity will be
encouraged through the inclusion of the people we support in normal
home and community activity and through involvement of community
members in the lives of people we support.
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