Who is eligible for developmental disability services?
To be eligible for CSB developmental disability services, an individual must meet the following criteria:
- Meet the definition of a developmental disability as defined in the Code of Virginia §37.2-100.
- Meet criteria on the Virginia Individual Developmental Disabilities Eligibility Survey (VIDES), an assessment tool that will be administered by CSB staff during the eligibility appointment.
[Infants and toddlers (ages 0 – 3 years) with developmental delays may be eligible for specialized services through the CSB’s Infant & Toddler Connection: 703-246-7121, TTY 711.]
How do I apply for services?
For all of the services listed below, please call 703-324-4400, TTY 711 or learn more about the intake process.
What kinds of services are available?
Support Coordination
- Determines eligibility for benefits and services.
- Provides central point of contact for individuals and their families to help develop a plan of services and supports that maximizes opportunities for successful community living.
- Explains services and choices, and advocates for individuals and families.
- Assists individuals and families in selecting preferred service providers and initiating services, including employment, day, and residential services.
- Coordinates and monitors service delivery, and provides interdisciplinary team planning.
Day Support and Employment Services
- Provides employment or day support services through multiple private providers.
- Provides varying levels of training, support and assistance based on individual needs and preferences in a variety of work and day support settings.
Residential Services
- Provides residential services through multiple private providers.
- Offers center- and home-based respite services for caregivers and a subsidy program to help families pay for respite care.
- Provides varying levels of residential support services based on individual needs and preferences in a variety of settings, from drop-in hours to intermediate care facilities.