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Developmental Disabilities Administration

Central Maryland Regional Office

Role of Coordinator of Community Service (CCS)

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  • People who meet the following criteria has a CCS (Coordinator of Community Service)
    • Someone on the waiting list in one of the following priority categories:
      • Crisis Resolution
      • Crisis Prevention
      • Current Request

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  • Someone who is current receiving a DDA service

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WHO HAS A COORDINATOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICE

(CCS)

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  • Access a person’s needs for services and supports
  • Assist with coordinating and connecting people to service providers
    • Assist to identify potential providers
    • Complete paperwork for waiver enrollment
  • Work with the person and team to develop a Person Centered Plan (PCP)
    • Monitor implementation of PCP and satisfaction with services
    • Coordinate annual review and PCP update
  • Advocate for the person and assist with self-advocacy efforts to ensure the person remains at the center of the transition into services
  • Assist with locating and implementing generic (non DDA funded) resources in the community

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ROLE OF THE COORDINATOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICE (CCS)

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ISSUES WITH CCS

(COORDINATOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICE)

CHANGE CCS

  • You can switch a CCS within the same agency
  • Contact a supervisor at the CCS agency to complete the process

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CHANGE CCS

  • You can change to a different CCS agency
  • Email the Eligibility Services Supervisor at the Central Regional Office, Kevin Williams

Kevin.Williams3@maryland.gov

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  • Concerning DDA services
    • Contact your CCS
  • General questions about services
    • Contact your CCS
  • Requesting to change CCS but stay with same agency
    • Contact a supervisor at your current CCS agency

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  • If you don’t know who your CCS is
    • Contact Kevin Williams Kevin.Williams3@maryland.gov

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  • If you would like to switch CCS agencies
    • Contact Kevin Williams Kevin.Williams3@maryland.gov

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QUESTIONS

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If you have any additional questions or concerns, please contact the Central Regional Office at

(410) 234-8246.

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To learn more about DDA,

visit dda.health.maryland.gov

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