Grafton
Grafton
Adult Services

Supported Residential Services

For males and females over the age of 18, Grafton provides programs for individuals who require long-term supported residential services. The programs are designed to increase self-autonomy and build healthy interdependencies, utilizing community integration where appropriate.

Grafton also provides recreational and leisure activities, as well as day support services. Individuals served in the Winchester program attend a center-based day support program. Individuals served in the Richmond facility receive day support services through various contracted providers.

Group Homes for Adults

For males and females ages 18 or older with autism or mental retardation that may also include a concurrent psychiatric condition and for people with challenging behaviors, Grafton offers group home living. Group home living is ideal for people who have disorders but are able to live with some amount of independence in a caring, supportive environment with immediate care available if necessary. Individuals live in homes located within the community, which provides opportunity to participate in community activities.

Grafton group homes for adults require long-term living arrangements. The adults we serve qualify for the intermediate level of care programs funded by Medicaid’s Community-Based Waiver programs. Group homes are licensed by the Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services.
 


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Midlothian & Winchester, VA


SERVICES

• Care management
• Positive behavior support
• Supported living
• 24-hour support services
• Recreational and leisure activities


SKILLS TRAINING

• Community integration
• Social skills
• Communication skills
• Leisure/recreational skills
• Utilization of community resources



  For more information or to schedule a tour, please contact an Admissions Case Manager:

Donnie Davis
540-955-2400 x6461
ddavis@grafton.org

Jean McIntyre
540-955-2400 x6460
jmcintyre@grafton.org

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