 Services for Parent Infant and Child Education (SPICE), provides early intervention services for the families with children from birth through early childhood, who have developmental disabilities or delays or who are at risk for delay due to environmental or medical concerns . . . learn more . 
Respite is an in-home service designed to offer a break or 'respite' for families who have a loved one with a developmental disability living in their home . . . learn more . 
The Supported Employment Program (SEP) at marcfirst helps people with developmental disabilities find and keep viable community jobs . . . learn more . 
The Day Training (DT) program supports
individuals in developing skills that will help facilitate more
independence in the areas of adaptive living skills, therapeutic
interventions, and professional development within the community
setting . . . 
The Options program is a recreational program open to any individual that receives marcfirst services in order to play an active social role within their community. marcfirst staff and active Options participants establish a monthly calendar of events that the majority of individuals show an interest in participating in. These activities range from concerts, plays, bowling, going out to eat and many more. 
Residential or Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA), housing is provided for adults at more than 15 different sites throughout Bloomington-Normal . . . learn more . 
Community is a marcfirst program
for adults with developmental disabilities who live in the community,
independently or with others. In order to be eligible for this program
someone must have a developmental disability, and require supports
no more than weekly. Supports provided include, representative payee
services, community advocacy, support for community appointments,
but is not intended to support people with their daily living activities.
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