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Community Workshop & Training Center, also known as CWTC, provides programs and services to adults with disabilities. It specializes in organizational employment, community employment placement and community living services. Founded in 1960, the center serves more than 850 people annually and employs over 150 staff members. It is approved by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and is located in Peoria, Ill. The center s community employment program offers job coaching and work placement counseling services. Its community living program offers case management, health care and professional consultation services. The center also provides psychosocial rehabilitation services for chronically and persistently mentally ill people.

Homes of Hope, located in Normal, IL, has been providing support services to adults with intellectual disabilities for over 25 years. With six homes in McLean County, this organization offers 24/7 care and services for up to 25 individuals, focusing on creating a community-integrated living arrangement for residents. Founded by a group of local moms in Bloomington-Normal, Homes of Hope emphasizes individual growth and empowerment, supporting residents to work, volunteer, participate in activities, and even own businesses. Their dedicated staff, known as Direct Support Professionals, are committed to providing compassionate care and creating a joyful environment for all residents.Generated from the website

Abilities Plus, founded in 1959, is a nonprofit charitable organization, providing health care services to children and adults with disabilities in Henry, Stark and Western Bureau counties in Illinois. The organization provides staff supervision to clients in need of residential support and operates three community integrated living arrangements in the city of Kewanee. It offers developmental training in the areas of self-help, fine and gross motor, communication, prevocational and social skills, as well as recreation, personal hygiene and community integration. Its job placement program imparts job seeking skills classes, vocational exploration, job coaching and assistance in securing employment. The organization teaches work skills to its clients under the work services training program by subcontracting with businesses and community organizations. Abilities Plus is a member of Illinois Association of Rehabilitation Services and is headquartered in Kewanee, Ill.