Developmental Disability
Sponsored Placement
Open Your Home and Your Heart - Apply to be a Sponsored Placement Provider: Our Sponsored Placement program allows adults with a developmental disability the chance to be part of a loving family and a vibrant community. Being a Sponsored Placement provider isn’t always easy, but RACSB will be with you every step of the…Go to Service
Respite Care
When your child is full-grown but requires ‘round-the-clock care, you can’t just call the teenager down the street when you need to get away. Vacations, weddings and date nights often require strategic planning. We offer a solution for parentsGo to Service
Residential Services
Living in the community means having a lifestyle tailored to your interests. At RACSB, we provide this lifestyle for adults with a developmental disability. Our residential programs offer an array of services to fit a wide range of needs. Supervised Apartments: We offer staff support at two apartment complexes in the Fredericksburg area. This…Go to Service
Day Services
For the individuals in our day support program, each day holds the promise of a new activity. Rappahannock Adult Activities began four decades ago, when community members noticed that adults with developmental disability didn’t have anywhere to go during the dayGo to Service
Case Management
Our support coordinators work help individuals with a developmental disability navigate services. Support coordinators assess individuals to determine their needs, then find the most appropriate services. A support coordinator helps develop a personalized plan for each individual, then follows up to make sure the plan is working. Support coordinators also connect individuals with developmental disability…Go to Service
Resources
- Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS)
- disAbility Resource Center
- disAbility Law Center of Virginia
- Rappahannock Goodwill Industries
- A parent’s guide to special education
- The Center for Family Involvement
- The Arc of Virginia
- Rappahannock Area YMCA
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The plant sale ends Saturday. Stop by and get your flowers, veggies and herbs. They will be on sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 750 Kings Highway.
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Rappahannock Adult Activities Spring Plant Sale will begin April 20 and run through May 5. The plant sale will kickoff with a Garden Party on April 19. Plants will beThe RAAI Team at Lloyd F. Moss Free Clinic 5k celebrated a fantastic race this past Saturday
Add life to garden fences and walls, posts, gates, railings, decks and anywhere else you find could use a little splash of color. This is an outdoor planter pouch. This pouch is designed to maximize space and grow beautiful hanging flowers. Hang these anywhere – against walls, on balconies, decks and deck posts, lamp posts, mailbox post or even two over a mailbox one each side, front porch lights, on each side of front doors or garage doors, around swimming pool, fence etc. The possibilities are endless and beautiful!
We have plenty of varieties at the RAAI Spring Plant Sale.
Don't miss your chance to snag some of these spectacular sprouts! The plant sale ends May 5. It's open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 750 Kings Highway. Or, you could get plants from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today, Wednesday and Friday at the Ron Rosner Family YMCA or Tuesday and Thursday at the Massad Family YMCA. Credit cards will be accepted at 750 Kings Highway, but not at the YMCA branches.
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An upcoming Garden Party will feature food, fun and flowers—and the opportunity to help adults with developmental disabilities flourish in the community. Rappahannock Adult Activities will host the event from 5:30—7:30 p.m. on April 19 at 750 Kings Highway in Stafford County (approximately 3 miles…
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Last year, we served 26,156 individuals. We provided help to people who wanted to change their future by: working with individuals to overcome addiction helping babies and toddlers meet developmental milestones creating a community of inclusion for adults with developmental disability teaching parenting skills to…
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What’s Next?
For parents of children with a developmental disability, life after high school can sound scary and confusing. Special education students finishing high school leave behind an array of mandated—and mostly consolidated—services. Finding new supports can seem daunting. We offer several services for adults with a…
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