The system is a maze. You should not have to decode it alone. Here is the map, the way a friend would explain it.
A Colorado program that funds long term services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. For most families, it is how residential and day services are paid for.
Your regional CCB, like Developmental Pathways in part of the Denver metro, handles intake, eligibility, and support planning. They are your entry point into the system.
The CCB walks you through intake and helps build a support plan around your loved one’s needs and goals. We help you understand each step along the way.
This is where you pick who will actually walk with your family. Look for relationships first, honest timelines, and a team that listens to you as a partner.
A meet-and-greet, the human first. Then an independence assessment and goal-setting with you and your loved one together, host-home tours of two to three homes, and admission coordinated with your CCB.
A Colorado program that funds long-term services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It is how most families pay for residential and day services.
A Community Centered Board, the regional organization (like Developmental Pathways in part of the Denver metro) that handles intake, eligibility, and support planning.
No, and no honest agency can. Eligibility rests with the state and your CCB. What we promise is that you will understand the process and never walk it alone.
Earlier than most families think, especially if your student is still in high school.
Read the guide, or just talk to our team. No pressure, ever.
