Harbor Behavioral Healthcare is proud to announce the opening of its Quest Program, an adult day services program that assists individuals with developmental disabilities in reaching their optimum potential, improving their quality of life, and increasing their level of independence in the community.

Quest is unique to the area because it offers not only a vocational skills element, but also social/recreational opportunities. Participants in Quest will have the choice of participating in one or both components of the program.

Each participant will have individualized goals and objectives that are identified upon enrollment. These goals will be the foundation for an individual’s services and may include vocational skills, community resources, street safety, stranger awareness, money skills, mobility/public transportation skills, personal care, hygiene, self-advocacy, emotions, independent living skills, health and wellness, reading skills, computer skills, meal preparation, communication, personal safety, social skills, civics, etc. Skill-building opportunities will be incorporated into the activities listed, using natural settings whenever possible to increase learning capacity. 

For individuals who want to earn money, Quest will provide opportunities to work on jobs in our facility. Pay on most of the jobs done in the facility will be paid at a piece rate meaning that each piece that is completed is worth a certain amount of money. Individuals will be paid based on the number of pieces they complete times the piece rate. Quest will also provide job readiness skills training. As the program grows, Quest will also be able to offer community employment in groups/enclaves and individual job placements. 

On the social/recreational front, participants will be able to enjoy a wide variety of activities including community outings, arts and crafts, discussions of current events, games, sports, exercise, and more.

For more information about Quest, call Laura at 419.479.3233 x1333.