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Transition to Community Living Initiative Diversion Process PARR Manual for Adult Care Homes Licensed Under GS 131D 2.4March 2015PreAdmission Screening and Resident Review (PARR) for Adult Care Homes

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1. Make a transition plan: Start by creating a plan that outlines your goals, resources, and timeline for transitioning to community living. This plan should include steps like finding suitable housing, arranging for necessary support services, and securing financial resources.
2. Access support services: Reach out to local social service agencies or disability organizations to explore the available support services. These services may include helping with finding housing, job training, healthcare, and transportation.
3. Find suitable housing: Look for housing options that meet your specific needs and preferences. Consider factors like accessibility, proximity to necessary resources, and affordability.
4. Arrange for healthcare services: Ensure that you have access to necessary healthcare services in your new community. This may involve finding new healthcare providers, transferring medical records, and understanding your health insurance coverage.
5. Develop a support network: Reach out to friends, family members, or support groups in your new community to build a network of people who can provide emotional support and assistance when needed.
6. Secure financial resources: Determine how you will financially support your transition to community living. This may involve researching grants, benefits, or employment opportunities.
7. Prepare for daily living: Learn necessary skills for independent living, such as managing finances, cooking, cleaning, and navigating public transportation.
8. Get involved in the community: Participate in community activities, clubs, or organizations to connect with others who share similar interests and to establish a sense of belonging.

Who needs transition to community living?

1. Individuals with disabilities who are currently residing in institutions or specialized facilities and want to transition to a more independent community setting.
2. People with mental health conditions who are ready to move from a structured treatment environment to a community-based living arrangement.
3. Elderly individuals who are looking for alternative options to nursing homes or assisted living facilities.
4. Youth or young adults who are aging out of foster care and need assistance with transitioning to independent living in the community.

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What is transition to community living?

Transition to community living refers to the process of moving from an institutional setting to a community-based setting, such as a group home or an independent living situation.

Who is required to file transition to community living?

Individuals who are currently residing in an institution and wish to transition to a community living setting are required to file transition to community living.

How to fill out transition to community living?

To fill out transition to community living, individuals need to complete the necessary forms provided by their state or local government agency and provide relevant information about their living arrangements and support needs.

What is the purpose of transition to community living?

The purpose of transition to community living is to support individuals in moving from institutional settings to community-based settings in order to promote independence, integration, and inclusion.

What information must be reported on transition to community living?

Information that must be reported on transition to community living includes the individual's current living situation, desired community living situation, support needs, and any additional information relevant to the transition process.