An alternative living provider delivers residential habilitation services, which are community-based, individualized instruction to assist a client to learn, improve, or retain social and adaptive skills necessary to live independently. Areas of instruction include:

(1) Establishing or maintaining a residence;

(2) Home living;

(3) Community living;

(4) Health and safety;

(5) Social activities;

(6) Protection and advocacy; and

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