Local Programming

Developmental Pathways is proud to offer a variety of locally funded programs to meet the needs of our community.

Local funded programming includes
monies from:

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Board-Designated Funds

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Mill Levy Funds

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Other Funding
(Grants, Donations, Etc.)

Primary funding goals include:

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Meeting unmet and under-met needs directly (Individual Funding)

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Creating and/or supporting programming and community infrastructure to support more meaningful, integrated, and quality outcomes for individuals with IDDs and their families.

Which are accomplished via:

Direct monies to individuals/families:
Learn more about under-met needs allocations

Direct monies to community providers in support of individuals and families which includes: Provider grants, scholarships, sponsorships
Learn more

Other community work to strengthen I/DD outcomes for our community:
See trainings and events

Agency-level care coordination work to strengthen I/DD outcomes for individuals and families:
Crisis work, county liaison work, systems navigation/resource work, including newsletters and communications, etc.

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Local Programming Recap

Provider Grants

Provider Grants are available to community organizations and Program Approved Service Agencies (PASAs) and are intended to increase capacity or quality in serving individuals; this year, that funding includes stability funding.

Individual Unmet Needs Allocations

These are funds to support individuals and families with unmet or under-met needs in the community. Needs include additional respite, professional services, and integrative supports such as classes, camps, transportation, etc.

Community Outreach Waitlist Service Coordination

These funds support service coordination for individuals and families who do not yet qualify for state or waiver-funded programming and are currently waitlisted. This team helps individuals and families access community resources, including all mill-levy-funded programming

Care Coordination: Mill Levy Roles

Specialized Mill Levy roles such as crisis coordination, county liaisons, resource navigation, research and quality outcomes, and financial and data analysis

Care Coordination Enrollments and Systems Navigation

Specialized supported intake and enrollment functions to provide services not otherwise funded to clients who need to access I/DD supports to support better referral outcomes for those in need of services.

Care Coordination: Wrap Around (LTC and EI)

Wrap-around care coordination helps case managers and coordinators connect clients/families to mill levy supports and resources and provide wrap-around care coordination; it also supports lower caseloads.

Scholarship Opportunities (to Individuals)

These funds support free or discounted opportunities to individuals and families in our catchment area—in essence, making specialized programming more affordable.

Sponsorships

Sponsorships support organizations with things such as fundraising events, community events, and educational training for which DP is an active and advertised event sponsor.

Activities and Miscellaneous Supports

Activities include trainings and events, which are intended to support and engage individuals and families as well as community providers. Our events provide opportunities for individuals and families to connect, build relationships, participate in the community, and learn.

Connected with DP and wanting to know more?

Contact your Case Manager (or Service Coordinator) for help or assistance

Not yet connected?

Not sure where to go?
Call our main line at
303-360-6600
Need to contact our Intake team?
Please complete our Intake Referral Form or leave a message with our intake team by calling 303-360-6600, ext. 3, then select the option to start services for Medicaid waivers or state general funded programs.
For helpful guides and information about our services, please visit our Helpful Tools page