Day Support Services
Pleasant View was founded in 1971
Over 50 years later, Pleasant View is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization which continues to help individuals with disabilities to live full lives through spiritual, residential and day support services in locations throughout the city of Harrisonburg, Rockingham County, and beyond. We create opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live in and enrich their communities.
Providing Intentional Programming to those with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
We exist to remove obstacles and integrate individuals into the community.
Meeting Individuals at their Point of Need
Pleasant View exists to empower people to explore, embrace, and find the passions and the joy of living. We foster opportunities, community, and relationships, helping each person grow as an individual and as a fully integrated community members.
What to Expect from Day Support Services
Individuals who have intellectual and developmental disabilities are important members of our community. We provide opportunities for individuals to work toward their own goals, enrich their community, and feel a sense of belonging.
Group Day Support Service is provided Monday through Friday in our Harrisonburg Day Program. Activities focused on weekly themes are planned with varied site-based fun and community outings.
Community Engagement Service provides community-based opportunities to individuals who have disabilities to build naturally supportive relationships with people who live, work, and/or volunteer in their local areas.
Through a ratio of one staff member to three individuals (1:3), we provide each person a chance to access and participate in typical day-to-day activities the general population encounters on a regular basis (started 2018).
Our Work Place Assistance Program is designed to provide support to individuals with disabilities to maintain stabilization in their employment. The program is for individuals who have gained employment and completed job placement training but have identified support needs required outside of standardized job coach services to maintain employment. The goal of workplace assistance is to provide person-centered support that empowers individuals to maintain and excel in job placements.
A work place assistant provides one-to-one support to an individual who has completed job development and completed or nearly completed job placement training (i.e., individual supported employment) but requires more than the typical job coach services to maintain stabilization in his or her employment. This service is supplementary to individual supported employment service. Workplace Assistance is covered in the Family and Individual Support and Community Living Waivers.
- SFS Tools & Safety
- Shenandoah Farmer’s Market
- Sharp Shopper
- Massanutten Regional Library
- Hardees
Valued Volunteers & Community Friends
Are you interested in volunteering your time, building relationships, and sharing your gifts with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities?
We’d love to have you join us and share your time, talent and abilities with our friends in the day support program.
Other Programs at Pleasant View
Explore other programs offered at Pleasant View to serve individuals with disabilities.
Residential
Day Support Services offer individuals with disabilities opportunities to make connections in their communities through Supported Employment, Group Day, and Community Engagement.
Spiritual
Individuals are encouraged in their search for meaning, purpose, and connection. They are offered spiritual nurture and pastoral care, while also connecting with faith communities and offering their spiritual gifts to others.