Board of Developmental Disabilities

Perry County Board of Developmental Disabilities

The Perry County Board of Developmental Disabilities (PCBDD) is a government agency located in New Lexington, Ohio. Since 1967, the PCBDD has been dedicated to supporting children and adults with developmental disabilities who reside in Perry County and currently serves over 475 people.

The PCBDD mission is making connections to promote abilities and enrich lives. The PCBDD strives to ensure the availability of services, support, programs, and resources that assist eligible people with disabilities to make choices and live the best life they choose to live.

PCBDD has the vision of community without barriers, where everyone can thrive in their communities having typical access to housing, transportation, employment, education, health and welfare, recreation, and social opportunities.

PCBDD values are the foundation of the organization:

• Listening: PCBDD prioritizes understanding the wants and needs of people served.
• Working Together: Collaboration is key to achieving organizational goals.
• Putting People First: PCBDD focuses on the people and families they support.
• Growing and Learning: Continuous improvement and education are at the heart of the PCBDD approach.
• Promoting Creativity: PCBDD encourages innovative solutions and thinking.
• Making Things Easier: PCBDD understands that simplifying processes better serves people and the
  community.

PCBDD currently provides the following programs and services:

• Academy for Leadership Abilities
• Adult Day Services & Non-Vocational Funding
• Behavioral Supports
• Community Supports
• Early Intervention
• Emerging Leaders
• Employment Navigation
• Family Selected Supports (FSS)
• Health & Welfare MUI Reporting
• Help Me Grow Home Visiting
• Home & Community Based Waiver Services (HCBS)
• Individualized Education Plan (IEP) Support
• Pioneering Possibilities
• Provider Supports
• Referral & Eligibility Supports
• Respite Supports
• School-Age Supports
• Service & Support Administration (SSA)
• Summer Camp
• Supported Decision Making
• The PLAY Project
• Transition Age Supports

The PCBDD primarily utilizes local levy dollars, in addition to state and federal funding to provide the
essential needs of eligible people with developmental disabilities. Services and supports can begin before
birth and continue through the end of a person’s life. For more information about our services and eligibility,
please visit our website.

VISIT the PCBDD WEBSITE

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Clicking any of these links below will take you to Board of Developmental Disabilities documents with complete information:

Services, Intake and Eligibility

Make a Referral / Apply for Services

Provider Information

How to report an incident involving someone with developmental disabilities