Daytime Services 
Programs
and services provided by Michael Dunn Center are
for all ages and twenty four hours a day, three
hundred sixty-five days a year. Many service
recipients are members of more than one program.
On our web site, we characterize the programs by
what service recipients do during the day and how
they receive services after their daytime activity
of choice. We invite you to read about how
children and adults with disabilities are served
by Michael Dunn Center through all of our programs
listed here.
The Henry
Center – Child Care Services and
Early Intervention Services
School Programs – Providing education for children with disabilities
Work Programs – Providing job opportunities in the community and at the main campus
Day Habilitation – Providing supportive care and a social network for adults with disabilities
School Programs – Providing education for children with disabilities
Work Programs – Providing job opportunities in the community and at the main campus
Day Habilitation – Providing supportive care and a social network for adults with disabilities
Nursing Care – Working for the
optimal level of health for service recipients with
physical needs through a proactive approach
Supported Living – Serving the needs of individuals with a wide range of needs in home settings
Residential – Providing homes and meals in group homes with around the clock staffing
Family Based – Coordinating foster care opportunities for families who want to support someone with a disability in need of a loving home
Supported Living – Serving the needs of individuals with a wide range of needs in home settings
Residential – Providing homes and meals in group homes with around the clock staffing
Family Based – Coordinating foster care opportunities for families who want to support someone with a disability in need of a loving home