Difference between revisions of "Residential Services Inc"
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* '''Web page''': http://www.rsi-nc.org/ | * '''Web page''': http://www.rsi-nc.org/ | ||
* Sending in application for [[Josh]] on [[2010/01/19]] (ready to mail as of [[2010/01/18|1/18]]) | * Sending in application for [[Josh]] on [[2010/01/19]] (ready to mail as of [[2010/01/18|1/18]]) | ||
* Need to create [[htyp:Residential Services Inc|listing in HTYP]] | * Need to create [[htyp:Residential Services Inc|listing in HTYP]] | ||
Notes made in 2007(?) from someone familiar with the system indicate that RSI is | Notes made in 2007(?) from someone familiar with the system indicate that RSI is "2nd choice" to [[GHA]] -- but obviously being much closer to home might be more important. Also: | ||
* residential staff for different developmental difficulties | * residential staff for different developmental difficulties | ||
* but they don't specialize in autism | * but they don't specialize in autism | ||
** (2010 note: I don't really see that as a problem... Josh's autism seems to be rather non-mainstream, so he may benefit from the knowledge of people who are more familiar with DD in general, and DD knowledge is much more appropriate for Josh than, say, drug rehab knowledge) | ** (2010 note: I don't really see that as a problem... Josh's autism seems to be rather non-mainstream, so he may benefit from the knowledge of people who are more familiar with DD in general, and DD knowledge is much more appropriate for Josh than, say, drug rehab knowledge) | ||
Latest revision as of 21:59, 18 November 2010
- Web page: http://www.rsi-nc.org/
- Sending in application for Josh on 2010/01/19 (ready to mail as of 1/18)
- Need to create listing in HTYP
Notes made in 2007(?) from someone familiar with the system indicate that RSI is "2nd choice" to GHA -- but obviously being much closer to home might be more important. Also:
- residential staff for different developmental difficulties
- but they don't specialize in autism
- (2010 note: I don't really see that as a problem... Josh's autism seems to be rather non-mainstream, so he may benefit from the knowledge of people who are more familiar with DD in general, and DD knowledge is much more appropriate for Josh than, say, drug rehab knowledge)