Intermediate Care Facilities, Minimally Supervised Living Arrangements, Supported Living Arrangements and Day Supports were developed in response to the March, 1984 District Court Order which de-institutionalized the Grafton State School and San Haven. This District Court Order included as members of the class all citizens of the State of North Dakota who have a diagnosis of mental retardation or a developmental disability. All referrals for admission to Lake Region Corporation are provided through the Developmental Disabilities Program Management system of North Dakota via Lake Region Human Service Center (701-665-2000).
Intermediate Care Facility For the Mentally Retarded (ICF/MR)
The ICF/MR program emphasizes providing needed support for developing, gaining and maintaining functional living skills in order for the individual to live as independently as possible in a group home setting. This gives the individual the opportunity to belong to the community around them in the most inclusive manner. LRC has one ICF/MR residence licensed for 6 people.
923 6th Avenue NE
Devils Lake, ND
Minimally Supervised Living Arrangement The MSLA program emphasizes residential group home living with less structured supervision. Individuals are encouraged to refine their functional living, social and community skills. LRC has two MSLA residences licensed for 8 people at each home.
1201 4th Avenue NE 116 20th Street NE
Devils Lake ND Devils Lake, ND
Supported Living Arrangement
The SLA program provides coordination and/or direct support to persons living in their home or apartment to maintain independence. This includes such services as accessing community resources, money management, health and wellness, meal planning and shopping, laundry, and home maintenance.
Day Supports
The goal of Day Supports is to provide consumer based, outcome driven services. This program assists individuals to maximize their social and vocational skills so they may achieve greater opportunities, choices, and employment.
Lake Region Corporation provides Day Supports for people who desire creative and enjoyable activities. It allows them to make decisions and choices, use socialization, community resources, and interpersonal communications in order to retain or increase their independence. Lake Region Corporation offers Day Supports for people to develop work skills such as dependability, problem solving, attention to tasks and safety. Work skills are developed using table top contract work, crew work, or community jobs with the support of staff. People receiving services in this program are paid wages for the work they complete.
The ICF/MR program emphasizes providing needed support for developing, gaining and maintaining functional living skills in order for the individual to live as independently as possible in a group home setting. This gives the individual the opportunity to belong to the community around them in the most inclusive manner. LRC has one ICF/MR residence licensed for 6 people.
923 6th Avenue NE
Devils Lake, ND
Minimally Supervised Living Arrangement The MSLA program emphasizes residential group home living with less structured supervision. Individuals are encouraged to refine their functional living, social and community skills. LRC has two MSLA residences licensed for 8 people at each home.
1201 4th Avenue NE 116 20th Street NE
Devils Lake ND Devils Lake, ND
Supported Living Arrangement
The SLA program provides coordination and/or direct support to persons living in their home or apartment to maintain independence. This includes such services as accessing community resources, money management, health and wellness, meal planning and shopping, laundry, and home maintenance.
Day Supports
The goal of Day Supports is to provide consumer based, outcome driven services. This program assists individuals to maximize their social and vocational skills so they may achieve greater opportunities, choices, and employment.
Lake Region Corporation provides Day Supports for people who desire creative and enjoyable activities. It allows them to make decisions and choices, use socialization, community resources, and interpersonal communications in order to retain or increase their independence. Lake Region Corporation offers Day Supports for people to develop work skills such as dependability, problem solving, attention to tasks and safety. Work skills are developed using table top contract work, crew work, or community jobs with the support of staff. People receiving services in this program are paid wages for the work they complete.
