Community membership is provided through one-on-one, pairs and small groups to support client inclusion and belonging in their community. We strive to provide a learning environment that supports clients to contribute to their community. Clients participate in goal-driven activities in facility and community-based settings.

Nothing is more central to the Mobius philosophy of valued roles than supporting employment for all, regardless of ability. This program provides employment services to persons with disabilities through two components: Job Development and Work Supports. These two services work to assure long-term success for both the employer and the supported employees. Referrals to the program may come from any source

At Mobius there is no one size fits all. Service recipients, their families and natural supports will find that Mobius has a unique approach to “building home”. Using a strengths-based approach and value-based planning tools residential support can take a variety of forms. Service recipients may receive intermittent, hourly support while they live in their own apartment or choose to reside in a residence with more intense forms of support, such as 24/7 support in a group or roommate living situation.

Mobius community case management services are provided to help individuals and their families experience growth while fostering independences and integration. Our services included Comprehensive Assessments, development or assisting with the development of Person Centered Plans (PCP), referrals and coordination of health and wellness appointments, Rep payee services. Serving: Kennebec County, Lincoln, Sagadahoc, Cumberland and parts of Waldo County.

Behavioral Health Services is a service that includes outpatient, individual or group therapy, and home and community-based treatment with a special focus on individuals with the dual diagnoses of intellectual disability and mental illness. Assessment, service planning and goal setting are based on the strengths and needs of the individual. Psycho-education, crisis resolution, and crisis management are also available.

Statewide Non-Traditional Communication Consultation is an approach that uses what the person has (signs, gestures, speech, picture-based communication) to allow us to be better communication partners so that communication success can happen. Since the program’s inception in 2001, over 1,000 adults and children have been assessed and/or provided consultation.

The United Way of Midcoast Maine has been a long time, critical supporter of the Mobius Summer Youth Employment Program. This program aims to provide youth ages 14 – 21, with varying disabilities, with their first “summer job” experience. A person’s first experience with paid employment is empowering and through on-the-job skill-building sets them up for future, long-term employment.