Individual Services
Intake and Independent Living Planning: Staff or peer counselors can meet and visit with individuals or family members to inform them of available programs, services, opportunities and resources.
Independent Living Skills Training and Classes: Brings together individuals seeking to increase their knowledge, skills, or abilities in order to live more independently.
Active Access Support Group: Monthly meetings to unite individuals who use scooters, wheelchairs or crutches for mobility with the community. Includes training / education and recreation. It meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month.
Caregivers Support Groups: Monthly meetings that provide education, referral services, support and assistance to families and professionals involved with caregiving. It meets the last Wednesday of the month.
Grief Support Groups: Monthly meetings that give support to those experiencing grief from the loss of a loved one. It meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month.
Service Coordination: Helps support, integrate and coordinate the services a consumer is receiving from a variety of agencies.
Peer Counseling: A service which matches the consumer to another person who has a similar disability for purposes of sharing experiences, knowledge or skills.
Information and Referral: Information and referrals concerning services and resources which are available on a local, state and federal level.
Self Advocacy: A service which supports and enhances the consumer's ability to be assertive when faced with obstacles in pursuit of independent living goals.
PERKIE Travels: Daily transportation from Carbon and Emery Counties for cancer patients in need of radiation treatments at Utah Valley Medical Center in Provo. More about PERKIE Travels can be found here.
Interpreter Referral: Service matches consumer with qualified interpreter to facilitate effective communication.
Low Vision Coordination: Education in adaptive techniques and devices, peer support groups, peer counseling, orientation and mobility training, information on resources and benefits available to those with low vision, and social/recreation activities.
Transportation: Active Re-Entry has a bus to provide route deviation transportation services for senior citizens and people with disabilities. The bus is available during regular business hours of Monday-Friday (excluding holidays) from 8-5. This bus is utilized to transport Active Re-Entry consumers on a regular basis and is the first priority. Other service is only available if it does not conflict with Active Re-Entry's program usage, and a driver is available.