Residential Services for People with Disabilities
Living a Life Beyond Limitations starts at home. Residential Services provides housing options customized to your needs that include support, care, and skills training. These services are designed for people with disabilities, allowing them to live in their community in a way that values their choices, encourages independence, and promotes inclusion.
Residential Services Solutions
Residential Services offers living solutions in the form of Individualized Supported Living (ISL), Host Homes, and Group Homes. In all settings, our staff is trained to prioritize safety, support, and foster community.
Individualized Supported Living (ISL)
Individualized Supported Living (ISL) helps people with developmental disabilities live independently in their own homes and communities. Services are tailored to each person’s needs, offering support with daily tasks, appointments, finances, and skill-building. Staff promote independence, confidence, and community involvement in a stable, home-based setting.
Host Home Program
Our Host Home program is ideal for people with an intellectual or developmental disability seeking a true family and home setting. This is a 24/7 residential service with the goal for the person to be a lifelong member of the family. This allows them to pursue their goals and dreams while benefiting from a nurturing and supportive family environment.
The host parent or host family provides support such as daily care, independent skills training, health support, medication administration, and financial oversight. We take great care to match individuals with families so that both parties may benefit.
Group Homes
Group homes offer a residential setting where individuals with developmental disabilities live together with 24-hour support from trained staff. Typically housing 3 to 6 residents, these homes feature shared living spaces like kitchens, living rooms, and yards.
Staff help with personal care, meals, medication, transportation, and social activities. Group homes foster community, provide structure, and support skill-building and engagement both at home and in the broader community. They’re ideal for those who benefit from consistent supervision, shared routines, and a supportive peer environment.