The Gibson County Area Rehabilitation Centers, Inc

Gibson County Rehabilitation Center offers services, such as industrial, rehabilitation, children and day care, community job placement, in-home living assistance and impact program. The organization provides creative and productive services for people with varying disabilities, such as physical, neurological, brain injury, behavioral, sight and hearing impairment and mental. The rehabilitation service and industrial service divisions work together to enable people to learn good work skills that will be transferable to community jobs. Work is provided through a factory setting on subcontract jobs for local businesses. Gibson County Rehab Center also offers a day care center that is designed for all children between the ages of six weeks and six years with or without disabilities. The facility is licensed to serve up to 100 children. Gibson County Rehabilitation Center is located in Princeton, Ind.

Established in 1974, Clay County Rehabilitation Center is a nonprofit agency that serves individuals with developmental disabilities in Southeastern Illinois. It offers a developmental training program that includes vocational training, prevocational training and teaching adult living skills. The agency also provides in-home services that include training and assistance in food preparation, shopping, accessing transportation and social activities in the community. In addition, it offers an evaluation program that assists disabled, dislocated and unemployed individuals in determining vocational objectives and capabilities. The program evaluates the individual in areas, such as physical performance, aptitude and abilities and vocational interests. Clay County Rehabilitation Center is located in Flora, Ill., and is approved by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.