Rome DDSO (Developmental Disabilities Services Office) is a division of New York State’s Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD), serving individuals and families in Central New York. Specializing in comprehensive support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Rome DDSO provides a wide array of person-centered services designed to promote independence, inclusion, and quality of life. The organization offers residential programs, day habilitation, vocational training, and clinical supports tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. It is deeply committed to integrating individuals into their local communities, emphasizing skill development and self-determination.

Rome DDSO works in collaboration with local agencies and families to ensure coordinated care and meaningful participation in daily life. Their services foster a supportive and compassionate environment that respects the dignity and preferences of those they serve. As part of the broader OPWDD network, Rome DDSO upholds statewide standards while responding to regional needs with cultural awareness and sensitivity. Their team includes highly trained professionals who specialize in developmental disabilities and advocate for inclusive opportunities across all life domains.

Key Services:

– Residential services offering group homes and individualized living arrangements
– Day habilitation programs focused on life skills and community integration
– Vocational and employment support services
– Clinical services including psychological, behavioral, and therapeutic support
– Family support services to assist caregivers and promote continuity of care
– Case management and service coordination tailored to each individual’s goals
– Transition planning for youth and adults with developmental disabilities
– Community outreach and education to promote inclusion and awareness