What Is DDA?

The Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) is a Maryland state agency dedicated to assisting individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities by coordinating access to necessary services and support in the community. DDA services are designed to promote independence, community inclusion, and overall well-being, empowering individuals to lead enriched lives.

DDA Services

DDA offers a range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals and their families. These services are person-centered, designed to enhance independence, promote inclusion, and support individuals in achieving their personal goals. At IPCC, we work to help individuals access and coordinate these services to ensure they receive the support they need.

  • Targeted Case Management (TCM)

    Our Coordinators of Community Services (CCS) work closely with individuals to assess their needs, develop person-centered plans, and coordinate the delivery of services.

    Our TCM services include:

    Comprehensive needs assessments

    Service coordination and referrals

    Monitoring and follow-up on service delivery

    Advocacy and support

  • Support Services

    We assist individuals in accessing the support services they need to live independently and participate in their communities.

    These services include:

    Personal Supports: Helping individuals with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as dressing, bathing, and meal preparation.

    Respite Care: Temporary care provided to give family members or caregivers a break.

    Assistive Technology: Providing access to devices and tools that support greater independence in daily activities.

  • Residential Services

    IPCC helps individuals access a variety of residential options, ensuring that they have safe, comfortable living environments that meet their needs.

    Our team coordinates services for:

    Community Living Group Homes: Structured homes that offer 24-hour supervision and support.

    Supported Living: Assistance in an individual’s own home or apartment, with services tailored to their level of need.

    Shared Living: Arrangements that provide an opportunity for individuals to live with a host family or companion.

  • Employment Services

    We connect individuals with providers who assist in finding and maintaining meaningful employment.

    Employment services include:

    Job Coaching and Training: Assisting individuals in acquiring job skills, preparing for the workforce, and finding employment.

    Career Development: Ongoing support to help individuals succeed and grow in their careers.

    Supported Employment: Individualized support for securing and maintaining employment in competitive settings.

  • Community Integration Services

    Our goal is to ensure individuals are fully included in their communities. We support individuals in accessing activities that promote social engagement, personal growth, and community involvement:

    Day Programs: Opportunities for social interaction, skill-building, and recreational activities.

    Community-Based Supports: Helping individuals participate in community events and activities.