A provider of PRP services for adults shall: Have a facility or office that: Meets all relevant federal, State, or local ordinances, laws, regulations and orders governing the program; Is not located in a private residence; Is accessible to the public; and Contains a secure area where records, logs, and business information may be kept; and Prominently display the hours of operation of the facility or office. The program director shall organize program services and supports to: Facilitate an individual's recovery, including the individual's ability to make decisions about the individual's life and create opportunities for choice regarding: Home; School or work; and Community; and Promote the use of community resources and self-help organizations to support the individual to participate fully in the community. The program director shall ensure that: Services are: Appropriate to the age of the populations being served; Offered at times and places, according to the needs of the individuals served; and Coordinated with other mental health services that the individual is receiving; If the PRP provides services to individuals in a specific age group or with a particular clinical profile, the initiation of service criteria are consistent with the populations to be served; and If the PRP provides services in a facility, the services are provided on a regular basis and include a variety of group and individual rehabilitation activities that incorporate individual rehabilitation goals, needs, and choices.