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Monday 8am - 4:30pm Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm Thursday 8am - 4:30pm Friday 8am - 3:30pm

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Clarendon County Disabilities & Special Needs Board

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Clarendon County Disabilities & Special Needs Board

Clarendon County Disabilities & Special Needs Board is a private, non-profit organization that serves people who have developmental/related disabilities.

CCDSNB provides services to people who have development and/or related disabilities. Among the services offered are:

ADULT DAY SERVICES:
The intent of CCDSNB Day Services is to provide people who have intellectual disabilities/related disabilities (ID/RD) and Autism the supports needed to meet their needs, pursue possibilities, and achieve their life goals. The following services are offered:

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areer Preparation: Prepares participants for the work force through exposure to and experience with various careers. Participants learn such concepts as compliance, attendance, task completion, problem solving, safety, self-determination, and self-advocacy. Services are not job-task oriented, but instead are aimed at a generalized result. Employment Services: Intensive, on-going supports for participants who are likely to become competitively employed without assistance. These individuals, because of their disabilities, need support to perform in a regular work setting. Employment services are conducted in a variety of settings, particularly work sites where persons with disabilities are employed and include activities such as supervision and training needed to sustain paid work. Community Service: Aimed at developing one’s awareness of, interaction with, and/or participation in the community through exposure to and experience in the community and through teaching such concepts as self-determination, self-advocacy, socialization, and the accrual of social capital. Services are provided in facilities licensed by the state. Day Activity Services: Supports & services provided in therapeutic settings to enable participants to achieve, maintain, improve, or decelerate the loss of personal care, social, and adaptive skills. Services ae provided in non-residential settings that are licensed by the state. CASE MANAGEMENT: Provides a system of program referral, intake, needs assessment, coordination of resources, advocacy, and monitorship of services. CLARENDON WALKING & TALKING:
Services to children ages 0-3 years old who have developmental delays and some level of prematurity or diagnosed conditions that are likely to cause delays. The Early Interventionist provides case management, IFSP (Individualized Family Service Plan) development and monitoring, referral for applicable therapies, and family training.) FAMILY SUPPORT: A funding resource available to assist families caring for their disabled family member at home. Funds, when available, are used to purchase equipment and services not covered by other resources. SUMMER CAMP SUPPORTS: Financial support, when available, to assist families with children or adults who have special needs in attending the summer camp experience. CLARENDON COUNTY DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS FOUNDATION, INC:

This private, non-profit entity, established in 1992, provides an avenue to administer donations and offer supports to Clarendon County’s individuals who have special needs and their families. RESIDENTIAL SERVICES:

Community Training Home I (CTH I): An alternative living situation in which people who have intellectual disabilities live in SCDDSN-licensed home settings with trained caregivers. Community Training Home II (CTH II): Community residential facilities that provide a home environment to adults who have intellectual disabilities whose supervision is provided by trained staff. Community Residential Care Facility (CRCF): Two 8-bed residential facilities that provide a home environment to adults who have significant disabilities provided by trained staff. Supervised Living Program I (SLP I): This residential option offers intellectually disabled individuals opportunities to live independently in the community with supportive supervision to monitor finances, medical needs, shopping skills, and provide general counseling. NURSING SERVICES are offered to each CCDSNB residential consumer. Medication management and medical follow-up, available through our nursing department, are key components to enhancing the lives of people who have special needs, CCDSNB offers a burse on-call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for our residential staff at any time to seek advice for all residents at any time. Nursing is also available for Day Services consumers in the event of a medical emergency. CCDSNB offers a network of medical professionals to meet the individual needs of our residents, from rehabilitation services to primary & specialty care.

08/08/2024

Our Day Services and Main Office will be open tomorrow, Friday, August 9, 2024.

08/06/2024

Due to inclement weather, we will be closed Wednesday and Thursday. Our main office and Day Services will reopen on Friday, August 9, 2024.

09/18/2023

Congratulations to the staff that received Years of Service awards this past week!! Thank you for doing the wonderful job you do!!! Our Agency is so lucky to have you taking care of our individuals!!
Years represented: 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 and 35

And an EXTRA congratulations to our Employees of the year:
Day Program - Marvin Lloyd
Residential- Lila Simmons

05/03/2023

Check out these wonderful pictures from the Prowl and Growl! They had so much fun!!

03/01/2023

Enjoying Disability Advocacy Day today at the State House! It was great seeing and meeting Senator Johnson and Representative Pedalino.

02/15/2023

Our individuals enjoyed their Valentines Day!!

09/28/2022

Due to inclement weather from Hurricane Ian, our Adult Day Program will be closed on Friday, September 30, 2022. We will reopen and run routes on Monday, October 3, 2022.

01/20/2022

TO: All Parents/Guardians of CCDSNB Day Services Individuals

FROM: Angela Salisbury, Day Services Director

SUBJECT: Forecasted Inclement Weather

DATE: January 19, 2022

Please be advised that Day Services will be closed on Friday, January 21, 2022 due to forecasted inclement weather. The program will re-open and buses and vans will resume their regular schedule on Monday, January 24, 2022.

01/16/2022

CCDSNB will be open tomorrow, Monday 1/17/21. We will be operating on a normal schedule.

01/14/2022

M E M O R A N D U M

TO: Parents/Guardians of Community Individuals

FROM: Angela Salisbury, Day Services Director

SUBJECT: Forecasted Inclement Weather

DATE: 01/14/2022

Our area may experience inclement weather. We are unsure at this point the affects that winter storm Izzy will have on our area.

Please refer to our FACEBOOK page (Clarendon County Disabilities & Special Needs Board) for times and changes to our schedule. Thank you.

12/17/2021

CENTER CLOSING FOR CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR’S HOLIDAY

TO: All Parents/Guardians of Day Services Individuals

FROM: Angela Salisbury, Day Services Director

SUBJECT: Closing for Christmas/New Year’s

DATE: December 16, 2021

Please be advised that Day Services will be closed from Wednesday, December 22, 2021 until Friday, December 31, 2021 for the Christmas/New Year’s Holiday. Buses and vans will resume their regular schedule on Monday, January 3, 2022.

Have a Safe & Happy Holiday!

12/07/2021

Ability to relate to handicapped children and families of diverse socio-economic backgrounds and races; ability to research and comprehend the field of developmental disabilities and utilize knowledge in the program; ability to work unsupervised; ability to relate information in a professional manner to other agencies and their personnel; ability to be objective and flexible in both attitude and scheduling; able to pass extensive background checks; crossover job duties with Case Management; good command of verbal and written English; typing skills.

Must have a Bachelor's degree in Child/Human Development, Education, Family and Consumer Sciences, Psychology, Public Health, Social Work or Sociology AND one year of experience in the field of early childhood education OR 1 year experience with infants and toddlers OR 1 year experience with children age birth to 5 years with disabilities.

Benefits: SC Retirement System, PEBA Insurance Benefits; Annual Leave; Sick Leave, Work 30 hours per week.

12/07/2021

Providing care and assistance for individuals with intellectual disabilities
Assisting individuals in completing training objectives.
Supporting individuals in their choices of activities by assisting them with all grooming tasks.
Attending staff meetings and training.
Responsible for transporting individuals to and from activities.
Documenting and administering medication as instructed by nursing staff.
Ensuring all individuals are accounted for at all times.

09/03/2021

September 2, 2021

Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s):

On Monday, September 6, 2021, Day Services will be closed in observance of Labor Day. The program will re-open and transportation will resume on Tuesday, September 7, 2021.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me at (803) 435-2330.

Have a safe and enjoyable holiday!

Sincerely,

Angela A. Salisbury

Angela A. Salisbury
Day Services Director

03/29/2021

Calling All SUPERHEROES!!
If you are interested in providing direct care services for our individuals, we need you!
Please come out to our job fair on April 13th and 14th from 10 am - 1 pm in the Weldon Auditorium Parking Lot to find out how you can become a superhero!
Or stop by our office at 312 Pine Street in Manning to complete an application. Training classes for new employees begins in May!

03/10/2021

Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Friday 8:00 am - 3:30 pm; will be "on call" on a rotating basis; may work week nights and one week end at least once per month.

Job Duties: Obtain labs, full body assessment, respond to emergency calls as soon as possible, will assist and transport individuals to doctor appointments and surgery, will take call, will assist with documentation as needed, will utilize expertise in the areas of healthcare to assist direct care staff.

Job Qualifications: Completion of an accredited program in Nursing; current LPN license with the SC Board of Nursing.

Benefits: SC Retirement System, State Benefits (Health, Dental, Life, Vision, Long-term Disability), Annual/Sick Leave

Pay Rate: Depends on Qualifications EEOC

If interested, please send cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to:

[email protected]

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312 Pine Street
Manning, SC
29102

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Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 3:30pm

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Mr. Tra'Von Lightsey creating art at CCDSNB.

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CCDSNB provides services to people who have developmental, intellectual, and/or related disabilities. Among the services offered are: ADULT DAY SERVICES: The intent of CCDSNB Day Services is to provide people who have intellectual disabilities/related disabilities (ID/RD) and Autism the supports needed to meet their needs, pursue possibilities, and achieve their life goals. The following services are offered: Career Preparation: Prepares participants for the work force through exposure to and experience with various careers. Participants learn such concepts as compliance, attendance, task completion, problem solving, safety, self-determination, and self-advocacy. Services are not job-task oriented, but instead are aimed at a generalized result. Employment Services: Intensive, on-going supports for participants who are likely to become competitively employed without assistance. These individuals, because of their disabilities, need support to perform in a regular work setting. Employment services are conducted in a variety of settings, particularly work sites where persons with disabilities are employed and include activities such as supervision and training needed to sustain paid work. Community Service: Aimed at developing one’s awareness of, interaction with, and/or participation in the community through exposure to and experience in the community and through teaching such concepts as self-determination, self-advocacy, socialization, and the accrual of social capital. Services are provided in facilities licensed by the state. Day Activity Services: Supports & services provided in therapeutic settings to enable participants to achieve, maintain, improve, or decelerate the loss of personal care, social, and adaptive skills. Services ae provided in non-residential settings that are licensed by the state. CASE MANAGEMENT: Provides a system of program referral, intake, needs assessment, coordination of resources, advocacy, and monitorship of services. CLARENDON WALKING & TALKING: Services to children ages 0-3 years old who have developmental delays and some level of prematurity or diagnosed conditions that are likely to cause delays. The Early Interventionist provides case management, IFSP (Individualized Family Service Plan) development and monitoring, referral for applicable therapies, and family training.) FAMILY SUPPORT: A funding resource available to assist families caring for their disabled family member at home. Funds, when available, are used to purchase equipment and services not covered by other resources. SUMMER CAMP SUPPORTS: Financial support, when available, to assist families with children or adults who have special needs in attending the summer camp experience. CLARENDON COUNTY DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS FOUNDATION, INC: This private, non-profit entity, established in 1992, provides an avenue to administer donations and offer supports to Clarendon County’s individuals who have special needs and their families. RESIDENTIAL SERVICES: Community Training Home I (CTH I): An alternative living situation in which people who have intellectual disabilities live in SCDDSN-licensed home settings with trained caregivers. Community Training Home II (CTH II): Community residential facilities that provide a home environment to adults who have intellectual disabilities whose supervision is provided by trained staff. Community Residential Care Facility (CRCF): Two 8-bed residential facilities that provide a home environment to adults who have significant disabilities provided by trained staff. Supervised Living Program I (SLP I): This residential option offers intellectually disabled individuals opportunities to live independently in the community with supportive supervision to monitor finances, medical needs, shopping skills, and provide general counseling. NURSING SERVICES are offered to each CCDSNB residential consumer. Medication management and medical follow-up, available through our nursing department, are key components to enhancing the lives of people who have special needs, CCDSNB offers a burse on-call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for our residential staff at any time to seek advice for all residents at any time. Nursing is also available for Day Services consumers in the event of a medical emergency. CCDSNB offers a network of medical professionals to meet the individual needs of our residents, from rehabilitation services to primary & specialty care.