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Empowering people with developmental disabilities

to live, learn, work, and be involved in their community.

4 Keys of Service
Safety
Communication
Opportunity
Partnership

Connecting people, families, and resources to create a stronger, more supportive community for all.

While many still associate the Pickaway County Board of Developmental Disabilities with Brooks Yates School, our programming has evolved and grown over the years.

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Eligibility

To be eligible a person receiving services must be a resident of Pickaway County who has been diagnosed with a developmental disability or delay before the age of 22.

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Residential Services

PCBDD provides a variety of residential services including supported living, home & community based waivers, and intermediate care facilities.

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Strategic Plan

Our strategic planning process is designed to define our vision for the future while identifying our goals and objectives.

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Four Keys of Service

In 2023 we developed the 4 Keys of Service which we felt encompasses our core values within PCBDD. These 4 keys serve as the basis on which each of our team members make decisions to provide the best possible customer service to our clients, direct support professionals, our community and to one another.

Safety

Ensuring the safety of those we serve, our staff and our community.

Communication

Providing clear information to those we serve and to one another.

Opportunity

Seeking out and supporting new opportunities for those we serve and providing opportunities for inclusion within our community and to our community partners.

Partnership

Building stable relationships and connections of trust with those we serve and community partners.

dsp spotlight

Billie Royster

“Billie has helped her client, SM, get moved and settled into her new home. She started working with her in December and has been with her through some significant transitions in the past two months and has went to great lengths to establish a relationship with her and learn how to provide quality services to her.”

billie royster
Natalie McDonald

“Natalie has gone above and beyond for A.A. recently – ensuring he had food and his medications before the recent snowstorm as well as helping get his laundry done when natural supports didn’t have transportation to the laundry mat. She is always looking out for A.A. and ensuring his needs are met.”

natalie mcdonald
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Empower people with developmental disabilities to live, learn, work, and be involved in their community.