In North Carolina, Community Networking is a service designed to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) engage in their communities. This service focuses on connecting individuals to community activities and resources that align with their interests and goals.
Key aspects of Community Networking include:
- Personalized Support: Assisting individuals in finding and participating in community activities they enjoy, such as classes, clubs, or volunteer opportunities.
- Skill Development: Helping individuals develop social skills and independence by engaging in community settings.
- Building Relationships: Encouraging the formation of meaningful connections with others in the community, which can lead to natural support networks.
By participating in Community Networking, individuals can enhance their quality of life through increased community involvement and personal growth.
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Service Locations
Monarch provides Community Networking Services in these North Carolina counties:
- Anson
- Cabarrus
- Chatham
- Davidson
- Davie
- Durham
- Forsyth
- Guilford
- Hoke
- Johnston
- Mecklenburg
- Montgomery
- Moore
- Orange
- Richmond
- Rockingham
- Stanly
- Stokes
- Union
- Wake
Eligibility
This service is available through the North Carolina Innovations Waiver, a Medicaid program that supports individuals with I/DD in community settings. Community Networking services eligibility is determined by an independent assessment conducted by NC Medicaid or its designee, and is provided according to an individualized service plan.
Insurance Information
This service is available through the North Carolina Innovations Waiver. Monarch accepts Medicaid and a variety of private insurances. Click here for a complete listing of insurance partners.