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Paladin's three-year CARF Accreditation applies to the following programs & services:
- Behavioral Consultation Services
- Community Employment Services
- Employment Supports
- Job Devlopment
- Home & Community Services
- Respite Service
- Supported Living
Kids and Teens Spring Camp Applications Now Open
We’re thrilled to invite families to apply for our Summer Camp!
Be sure to apply by April 20th for the upcoming summer 2026 program!
This is a thoughtfully designed camp serving youth with developmental disabilities ages 5–17, with two age-based groups, ensuring the right balance of support, independence, and fun. Space is intentionally limited, and spots fill quickly each year.
- Whether you’re ready to apply or just want to learn more, now is the time.
- Find and download packet here!
- You can also support this program by sharing, donating, or volunteering — it truly takes a community to make opportunities like this possible for our kids and teens with disabilities!
Behavior Management
New Service! Paladin's Behavioral Clinicians partner with individuals, staff, advocates, and family members to provide hands-on training to promote success and decrease the number of challenging or dangerous behaviors. We can provide behavior management services in the home, at place of employment, school setting (observation only), day programs community places such as parks, coffee shops, stores, etc.
Behavior Management could include assistance, training and supervision in the following:
• Increasing assertiveness
• Consulting with team members as well as family
• Reducing maladaptive behaviors
• Teaching stress reduction and anxiety relief techniques
• Educating on socially appropriate behavior
• Developing social skills
• Teaching coping skills
• Increasing appropriate expression of emotions, feelings and desires
Behavior Management Services are funded through the CIH, FSW Medicaid Waivers.
Day Services
Our weekday adult day services (Adult Developmental Activities Program) offer opportunities to engage in age and skill-level appropriate activities. The men and women who come to the Centers in Hobart, Highland, and Michigan City, Indiana explore new things, discover enjoy, and develop their talents while working side-by-side with peers and team members. In this program, individuals may wish to enhance their daily living skills or participate more in the leisure activities offered. We pride ourselves in addressing the needs of the ‘whole individual.’
In our Sensory & Environmental Awareness Lab (SEALAB), partially supported through a generous grant from the PNC Foundation, we address all of the sensory realms including visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, gustatory, vestibular (knowing where one’s body is in space) and proprioceptive (hard touch) domains. The SEALAB provides relaxed, non-threatening sensory stimulation in which learning is so much fun.
Employment Services
We work hand-in-hand with state agencies, like Vocational Rehabilitation, to help foster an inclusive career future for people with disabilities in the communities where they live.
In this win-win program, area businesses expand their talent pool and create a culture of diversity. Job seekers obtain and keep a rewarding employment position that is in-line with their individual life goals.
After successful employment, Paladin offers follow along services, if necessary. Follow along services provide our consumers with additional support to be successful in their employment.
Residential Habilitation Services (RHS)
Paladin residential services focuses on providing services and/or supports designed to ensure the health, safety and welfare of adults with disabilities. We focus on helping men and women to live successfully in their own homes or with a small group if appropriate. RHS includes direct supervision, monitoring and training to implement the Individualized Support Plan (ISP) outcomes for the participant through the following:
- Assistance with personal care, meals, shopping, errands, chore and leisure activities and transportation (excluding transportation that is covered under the Medicaid State Plan)
- Coordination and facilitation of medical and non-medical services to meet healthcare needs, including physician consults, medications, development and oversight of a health plan, utilization of available supports in a cost effective manner and maintenance of each participant’s health record
- Assurance that direct service staff are aware and active with individuals in the development and implementation of their ISP, Behavior Support Plans and Risk Plans
Respite
Respite Services provides a wide variety of leisure and learning activities while family members who care for a person with disabilities at home can take a short break or even a long awaited vacation. This is a service that can be paid for through your Medicaid Waiver or a private pay contract. Respite services can be provided in the family home, community or at the respite house. The respite home in LaPorte County is 100% wheelchair accessible, it has a full safety systems in place including alarms, fire suppression. It is located in town and close to every day conveniences (it is literally across the street from a bowling alley)--it is truly the safest, most accessible and most convenient Respite Home in Northern Indiana!
Participant Assistive Care
Participant Assistance and Care (PAC) Services are provided in order to allow participants with intellectual/developmental disabilities to remain and live successfully in their own homes, function and participate in their communities and avoid institutionalization. PAC services support and enable the participant in activities of daily living, self-care, and mobility with the hands-on assistance, prompting, reminders, supervision and monitoring needed to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the participant.
Can We Count On You?
Paladin appreciates the Legacy Foundation's support of its disability and behavioral management services. 