Welcome to the Training & eTracking Solutions Catalog

The Adult Day Services (ADS) Training Program is a comprehensive, competency-based learning suite designed to prepare staff to provide safe, person-centered, and engaging care for adults in community day settings. The program emphasizes dignity, inclusion, and individualized support while ensuring compliance with state and federal training standards.

Learners will explore key topics such as communication, community integration, health and safety, aging, and the rights and responsibilities of those they serve. Each course combines foundational knowledge with practical strategies that promote independence, meaningful activity, and quality of life for every participant.

The Adult Day Services (ADS) Training Program is a comprehensive, competency-based curriculum designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to deliver high-quality, person-centered care in adult day and community settings. Rooted in principles of dignity, inclusion, and respect, the program prepares staff to support adults with varying physical, cognitive, and emotional needs through safe, compassionate, and engaging practices.

Learners will gain a deep understanding of essential topics including communication, health and safety, aging, community integration, rights and advocacy, and individualized support planning. Each course blends foundational theory with practical, real-world strategies to help staff foster independence, enhance well-being, and ensure compliance with state and federal standards.

The Adult Day Services (ADS) Training Program is a comprehensive, competency-based learning suite designed to prepare staff to provide safe, person-centered, and engaging care for adults in community day settings. The program emphasizes dignity, inclusion, and individualized support while ensuring compliance with state and federal training standards.

Learners will explore key topics such as communication, community integration, health and safety, aging, and the rights and responsibilities of those they serve. Each course combines foundational knowledge with practical strategies that promote independence, meaningful activity, and quality of life for every participant.

This comprehensive online training package fulfills the Maryland COMAR standards for required training of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) working with individuals with developmental disabilities.

Extended DDA Package Including Bloodborne Pathogens and Incident Management in Cases of Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation

This course introduces learners to the process of aging and the unique needs of older adults, particularly those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Participants will explore the physical, psychological, and sensory changes that occur with age, as well as practical strategies for promoting health, independence, and dignity. The course emphasizes the concept of “aging in place” and provides guidance on creating supportive, safe environments that foster well-being throughout the aging process.

This course introduces learners to the fundamentals of effective communication, focusing on listening, understanding, and interaction strategies that foster meaningful connections—especially with individuals with developmental disabilities. Participants will explore the key components of communication, learn how to identify and overcome common barriers, and discover ways to encourage and support expressive communication in others.

In this course, we will discuss how adaptive equipment can be used to help the people you serve and
show examples of the adaptive equipment you will often encounter on the job.

Aging begins at birth and ends at death. If you understand how the body ages, you can assist the
individuals you support age in the healthiest way possible. This course walks direct support professionals
through the different changes that occur as the body matures, and focuses on some unique aspects of
aging in the DD/ID community. In this course, we will discuss aging and the special needs of the elderly.
You will learn about the aging process and how to help individuals with intellectual and developmental
disabilities age in the healthiest way possible.

In this course, you will learn the responsibilities involved with becoming a caregiver and how to cue,
coach and assist residents with various tasks and activities of daily living.

For most of us, home represents security and independence so when asked about their preference for
housing, most seniors will respond that they’d like to remain in their homes. Unfortunately, that isn’t
always possible so, instead, assisted living facilities become an option for helping people cope with their
declining abilities. In this course you will learn the responsibilities involved with becoming a caregiver
and how to assist residents with various tasks and activities of daily living.