Rome DDSO is a government-operated organization that serves individuals with developmental disabilities in the Rome, New York region. As part of the New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD), Rome DDSO delivers comprehensive social services that enhance the quality of life and promote independence for individuals with intellectual and developmental challenges. Their core services include residential programs, day habilitation, clinical supports, and community-based services. With a strong emphasis on person-centered planning, Rome DDSO tailors support based on individual needs and goals, encouraging community integration and self-advocacy.

They are deeply involved in community outreach, partnering with families, caregivers, and local organizations to promote inclusion and awareness. The organization is known for its dedicated staff and multidisciplinary teams that provide behavioral, health, and therapeutic services in supportive environments. Rome DDSO also works to ensure individuals have access to employment opportunities, education, and recreational activities, fostering lifelong growth and development. Their continued commitment to dignity, respect, and empowerment makes them a vital resource in the social services landscape of Central New York.

Key Services:

– Residential support for individuals with developmental disabilities
– Day habilitation programs focused on life skills and community integration
– Care coordination and individualized service planning
– Clinical and therapeutic supports (e.g., behavioral, psychological, and medical services)
– Supported employment and vocational training programs
– Community habilitation and in-home services
– Family support and respite care programs
– Advocacy and self-direction services