General Information
Education Services (Children's Services)
Education Services, located in classrooms in the District of Columbia Public Schools, is provided to school-aged children 4 to 22 with autism, intellectual disabilities, learning and other disabilities. SJCS promotes opportunities for interaction with peers without disabilities in a safe and supportive environment. Children study academic subjects, learn life and vocational skills, and participate in community activities supported by highly trained staff. Older students participate in work study to gain job skills for future employment. Learn more >
Community Living Services (Residential Services)
People with disabilities and their families receive support to find suitable living accommodations in communities of interest. Staffing in the residences is provided according to the need of the person and can vary from drop-in to 24-hour care. Residents are encouraged to participate in the management and care of their home and in their community. In-Home Support is also available to enable people to remain in their natural home environments. Learn more >
Community Participation Services (Adult Day Services)
Unlike many traditional adult day services, SJCS's Community Participation is a “program without walls.” People with disabilities participate in their communities by developing relationships, skills, abilities and an improved sense of personal value. SJCS staff support their participation in activities such as shopping, banking and using library services. Participants can also choose to volunteer in their community while building a resume for future employment. Learn more >
Employment Services
St. John’s Community Services supports individuals with disabilities to develop a career path and acquire and retain competitive employment. SJCS Employment Specialists provide each person job coaching and on-the-job training and support, while employers and co-workers are supported to work effectively with new employees. By working with SJCS, individuals and employers have benefitted from successful experiences in a variety of settings including retail, government and nonprofit agencies. Learn more >
Case Management Services
Case Management, currently provided in Tennessee, assists persons a) 65 years and older or b) 21 years and older with a physical disability to find personal, health and household support so they can remain in their home environment for as long as possible. Eligibility is determined by the Aging Commission Area Office and funded by the State of Tennessee. Learn more >
In Home Services
SJCS-VA In-Home Services provides periodic support to adults with intellectual, developmental and other disabilities so that they may live independently in their own home or the home of their family in the community. The services provided, which may range from training on activities of daily living to utilizing community resources, are thoughtfully designed based on the needs and wishes of the individual supported and, where appropriate, his or her caregiver. Learn more >
Consulting Services
SJCS actively supports local and national organizations to develop programs, pursue strategic directions, incorporate innovation and meet the challenges of the ever changing human services environment. SJCS’ client-focused approach tailors its services to help organizations assess their needs and apply sound strategic planning and evaluation for long-term stability and growth. Learn more >
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Service Eligiblity
Visit our Links/Resources page to check eligibility requirements set by your state agency. Private pay also accepted.
