Life Skills and Transition Center
Heather Jenkins, Superintendent
The Life Skills and Transition Center (LSTC) is a state-operated, comprehensive support agency serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Grafton. LSTC serves as a crisis and stabilization center, as well as a safety net for people whose needs exceed community resources. Accredited by The Council since 1989, the center received a four-year Person-Centered Excellence Accreditation in December 2019.
People supported by the LSTC may reside in an intermediate care facility setting on campus, in residential habilitation homes in the Grafton community, or in communities across the state. Admissions are meant to be short term. Off-site outreach and consultation services are provided statewide to help people remain in their communities and homes and to prevent admissions.
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Field Services Client Handbook (Handbook for clients served by the regional human service centers, North Dakota State Hospital and/or the Life Skills and Transition Center)
- Fact Sheet (459kb pdf) (December 2021)
- Contact information
- Links
- Employment Opportunities
Vision: Support people to be viable members of their communities by providing specialized services when their needs exceed community resources.
Admissions and Accessing Services
Treatment Programs and Services
Accreditation/Certification/Background Information
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