Day Support

Crossroads Youth & Adult Services Day Support encourages individuals with disabilities to express themselves through dance, music, sports and art. Participating safely in community events/activities, and discovering the world are all part of the experience, designed to build self-esteem by encouraging creativity, self expression and provide meaningful opportunities.

Residential Services

Crossroads Youth & Adult Services provides customized services specific to the individual needs with disabilities who reside in a residential setting. Our support can include self-care/hygiene, daily living skills, health care support, community participation, socialization skills, financial management, leisure activities and transportation.

Employment Services

Crossroads Youth & Adult Services provides a wide variety of employment supports to individuals with disabilities, ages 14 & up to find competitive, integrated employment in their community. We determine their skills, interests, abilities, and preferences and with that information to find them employment opportunities that match their needs and provide supports, as applicable, to help them to become independent.

Respite Services

Crossroads Youth & Adult Services offers respite care for temporary relief from day-to-day challenges of supporting a family member with disabilities at home.

Transportation Services

DSPD provides a number of transportation options to help a person gain access to waiver and other community services, activities and resources. These may come in the form of UTA passes or paratransit to name a few and can often be modified to meet a person’s individual needs.

Host Home Services

Host homes are out-of-home placements for a short or extended period of time within the private home of a trained family. This is an alternative to an institutional or group home setting and may include additional services depending on individual needs.

Professional Parent Supports

Professional Parent Supports are available for clients under 22 years old, who prefer living in a private residence with a family or caregiver (non-related; parent or guardian), who may need out-of-home placement for either a short or an extended period of time. Professional Parent Supports are established to give children and youth with disabilities an alternative to institutional or community living settings, such as group homes and apartments. This program allows a child or youth to be placed with a family or caregiver who has received specific training regarding disabilities.