Elopement Mitigation
Independence doesn’t mean isolation.
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Some people with developmental disabilities have communication difficulties. In some cases, they may use elopement or wandering off as a form of communication. They often disappear for long enough periods of time that their family members or support staff start to worry about their safety and well-being.
Our Approach
Whether it’s due to natural curiosity or a frustrating situation, reasons for elopement vary. Our person-centered approach fosters consistency and quality of communication.
It ideally allows our staff to see the patterns, routines, and motivations of the person served—to support safe, independent access to the community.
Desired Outcomes
Connect and locate
when elopement happens
Identify elopement triggers and risks
Increased decision-making
Improved Health & Wellness
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