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We Measure participants increase in IPSII

1. Independence 

The drivers of Independence are:

1. Mobility - I can go where I want to go.

2. Privacy - I have privacy when I need it. I have privacy to be with people when I want privacy.

3. Information Access - Only people who are allowed to know my personal information have access to it.

4. Destiny, Control of the Future - I can set outcomes (goals) for myself.

People with the most significant disabilities were least satisfied with their level of independence.

2. Productivity

1. Reward - I am rewarded for the things I do.

2. Challenged - I am appropriately challenged by my responsibilities.

3. Skills - I have been improving my skills.

Respondents wanted to work or volunteer more hours. Those who were unemployed wanted a job.

3. Integration

1. Equality - My rights to equality are acknowledged by my community.

2. Resources - Resources I need are available in my community.

3. Friends - I have opportunities to do thing with people my age. I have friends who do not have developmental disabilitie

4. Confidence and Support-I feel comfortable outside of my immediate community. The personal support I require is available in my community.

4. Inclusion

1. Relationships - I have opportunities to develop meaningful relationships with people who do not have developmental disabilities

2. Equal - People without a disability treat me as an equal.

3. Respect- People treat me with respect

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We Measure for our Being Prepared Center

The Quality Indicator is at least 90% of each year graduates will

1. Like the trainings

2. Learn something new

3. Use the lessons learned

4. Share emergency preparedness with others

5. Speak to others about our Being Prepared Center