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This document is an application form for the Low Intensity Support Services (LISS) Program administered by the Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA). It collects essential information about the applicant with a developmental or intellectual disability, including personal details and requested services, to determine eligibility for funding.

How to fill out low intensity support services

How to fill out low intensity support services

1. Identify the individual's needs and circumstances.
2. Gather necessary documentation and personal information required for the application.
3. Complete the application form accurately, ensuring all fields are filled out.
4. Provide any supporting documents that may enhance the application, such as testimonials or assessments.
5. Submit the completed application to the designated authority or organization.
6. Follow up to ensure the application was received and is being processed.
7. Attend any meetings or assessments that may be required as part of the approval process.

Who needs low intensity support services?

1. Individuals with mild mental health issues requiring basic support.
2. People managing chronic conditions that need assistance but do not require intensive care.
3. Caregivers looking for additional support for loved ones with low-level needs.
4. Individuals transitioning from intensive services who still require some support.
5. Those living in the community who need help accessing resources or social services.

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What is low intensity support services?

Low intensity support services refer to assistance provided to individuals that require minimal intervention or support, often focusing on enabling personal independence and daily living skills.

Who is required to file low intensity support services?

Individuals or organizations that provide low intensity support services and are receiving funding or reimbursement for these services are typically required to file for low intensity support services.

How to fill out low intensity support services?

To fill out low intensity support services, one must complete the required forms with accurate information regarding the services provided, including dates, descriptions, and client details.

What is the purpose of low intensity support services?

The purpose of low intensity support services is to assist individuals in achieving greater independence, improving their quality of life, and reducing the need for higher levels of support.

What information must be reported on low intensity support services?

Information that must be reported includes the type of services provided, duration, frequency, beneficiary details, and any relevant outcomes or assessments.