The alternative living service provider may provide training, assistance, and/or support in the following areas, as identified in the client's individual support plan (ISP):

(1) Establishing a residence.

(2) Home living including:

(a) Personal hygiene;

(b) Food and nutrition; and

(c) Home management.

(3) Community living including:

(a) Accessing public and private community services;

(b) Essential shopping; and

(c) Transportation.

(4) Health and safety including:

(a) Understanding personal safety and emergency procedures;

(b) Physical, mental and dental health; and

(c) Developing and practicing an emergency response plan to address natural and other disasters.

(5) Social activities including:

(a) Community integration; and

(b) Building relationships.

(6) Protection and advocacy including:

(a) Money management and budgeting;

(b) Protecting self from exploitation;

(c) Making choices and decisions; and

(d) Asserting rights and finding advocacy.

(7) Other training and support to assist a client to live independently.