Morgan County Targeted Case Management

OUR MISSION

To improve and enhance the lives of children and adult persons with developmental disabilities residing in Morgan County.

What Case Management Services from MCTCM Can Do for You

MCTCM provides Case Management services to those individuals residing in Morgan County who are determined eligible for TCM services through the Central Missouri Regional Office.  The job of the Case Manager is not to do for the person, but to assist in developing relationships with natural supports, link individuals to resources and create opportunities.  An Individual Support Plan is developed, with input from parents, guardians, teachers and others, that outlines the goals of the individual for the year.   The Case Manager works to facilitate the planning process and ensure critical elements are put into place per state and federal guidelines.  The Case Manager also works to gather resources for the person and serves as an advocate when individuals need support with other agencies, schools and services. 

The Plan will include a brief description of the individual and their abilities and an Action Plan that includes desired outcomes and the goals(steps) necessary to reach them.

Additionally, when an individual receives paid supports that are contracted through the Department of Mental Health, the Case Manager will monitor those services.  



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MARCH IS DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AWARENESS MONTH

Over 5 million Americans are estimated to have a developmental disability.

According to the DD Act, the term developmental disability means a severe, chronic disability that occurs before an individual is 22 that is likely to continue indefinitely, and results in substantial functional limitations in three or more of the following areas of major life activity:

  • self-care
  • receptive and expressive language
  • learning
  • mobility
  • self-direction
  • capacity for independent living economic self-sufficiency

These impairments require the individual to sustain lifelong or extended supports or assistance. Diagnosed conditions may include autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, or spina bifida.

For more information, please call 573-569-4240

Morgan County SB40 Board Office 107 N. Fisher Street, Versailles, Mo. 65084

Morgan County Targeted Case Management Office-105 N. Fisher Street, Versailles, Mo. 65084

Who is Eligibile for Services?

Morgan County residents and families who have members with a developmental disability such as autism, cerebral palsy, congenital disabilities, down syndrome, epilepsy (and other seizure disorders), and intellectual disabilities are eligible for services.

Referrals

A referral for services can be made by contacting the Central Missouri Regional Office at 573-441-6278, request to speak with an intake coordinator.

They will complete an initial evaluation over the phone.  If you are determined to be eligible for services, they will proceed by sending an application packet to you or schedule a time to assist you in completing the packet (if requested).

Morgan County SB40 Board

 

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Contact Us

Morgan County SB40 Board
for the Developmentally Disabled

107 N Fisher
PO Box 405
Versailles, MO 65084

573-569-4240

About Us

The Morgan County SB40 Board for the Developmentally Disabled was established in 1978 after Morgan County voters approved a property tax levy of 5 cents per $100 of assessed valuation designed to provide expansion of the Quality Industries Sheltered Workshop and also assist with additional services as needed for all persons who have a developmental disability residing in Morgan County.  

This tax levy is guided by state enabling legislation commonly know as the "Senate Bill 40" ("SB40") statute (Sections 205.968-205.972 RSMo).