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ND Transistion and Diversion Services Pilot Project (ND TDPP)
Formerly known as ADRL, ND TDPP assists individuals with a disability, transitioning an individual from a provider operated residential setting into community living.

Better Together ND and North Dakota Transition and Diversion Service Pilot Project (ND TDPP)

Please read the sections below to find out more about ND TDPP:

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Services Offered:

  • Transition Assistance: Helping individuals with disabilities move from group settings to community homes.
  • Diversion Support: Preventing long-term institutionalization.
  • Financial Help: Up to $1,500 for needs like deposits and furniture.
  • Housing Assistance: Support in securing or maintaining housing.
  • Short-Term Services: Available for 90 days after transition or diversion

Eligibility:

  • On or eligible for Medicaid/Medicaid Expansion.
  • Significant disability, including mental illness or substance use disorder.

Current Living Situation:

  • To qualify for the program, participants generally need to be in an institutional setting that the program aims to transition from or divert.
  • This includes environments such as:
    1. Nursing Homes
    2. Assisted Living Facilities
    3. Similar Settings
  • Examples of such institutions are:
    1. Centre Inc.
    2. Bismarck Transition Center Heartview
    3. Sharehouse
    4. Prairie St. John’s

The TDPP program is no longer taking new behavior health referrals. Please check back for any new updates.