FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
RISE Services, Inc. offers comprehensive support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), autism, and traumatic brain injuries. Our primary service pillars include Adult Day Programs (focusing on skill-building and social interaction), Employment Services (pre-employment training and job placement), and Support Services.
Our Adult Day Programs are designed to foster self-sufficiency and independence. Through our Opportunity Center, participants engage in personalized goal setting, social skills training, pre-employment preparation, and recreational activities. Our approach is “person-centered,” meaning we tailor activities to match each individual’s unique abilities, values, and behavioral needs.
Yes. We offer the Midwest Adult Autism Project (MAAP), a specialized behavioral health program based on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). This program uses evidence-based strategies to help adults with autism develop essential coping skills, manage behaviors, and improve their ability to participate in community and work life.
Absolutely. We provide Employment Services that guide individuals through the entire job search process. Our supported employment specialists work with individuals to identify their interests, prepare for interviews, and provide on-site job coaching to ensure long-term success and workplace independence.
RISE Services, Inc. supports adults with a wide range of needs, including those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and traumatic brain injuries. We serve individuals across St. Louis, St. Charles, Franklin, Jefferson, Warren, and Lincoln counties. We recommend contacting our office to discuss specific eligibility requirements and funding options.
Funding for our adult day programs is primarily provided through the Department of Mental Health, specifically through Developmental Disabilities Services and the Department of Health and Senior Services. We also accept private pay. Please contact our team to discuss your specific funding situation or to schedule a tour of our facility.
The Opportunity Center is a distraction-free, welcoming space where individuals participate in goal-oriented activities, behavioral support, and social skills development. We encourage prospective participants and their families to contact us directly to schedule a tour, meet our staff, and see our programming in action.
We are committed to safety, equality, and choice. Since 1986, we have maintained high standards of care, reflected by our CARF accreditation and our history of positive community outcomes. We prioritize “person-centered” planning, ensuring that every service and employment plan is customized to the specific goals and desires of the individual we serve.
