residential Services
We offer residential services in two types of settings- Staffed Personal Care Alternative (PCA) and Host Home PCA.
Staffed PCA
In a staffed PCA, you'll live in an agency-operated home with up to two housemates. A support staff is in-residence 24/7 to assist with completion of activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, laundry, cooking, etc. Our highly trained staff are also trained in catheter care, colostomy care, specialized diets, and medication administration.
Individuals with extraordinary medical and physical needs like this type of setting due to the higher degree of agency involvement and oversight.
host home PCA
In a Host Home, you'll live with a "host family" in their home. The host home provider is an independent contractor and still provides 24/7 assistance with completion of activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, laundry, cooking, etc. Host home providers can also be trained in catheter care, colostomy care, specialized diets, and medication administration.
Individuals who desire the highest degree of independence or personalized care like this type of setting due to the flexibility and family-like care.
Are you interested in becoming a Host Home Provider? Click here.
DAY Services
day program- Specialized Habilitation
Our Day Program offers a safe, engaging, and person-centered environment where individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities can learn, connect, and thrive. Designed to promote independence, socialization, and meaningful daily experiences, our program includes a variety of activities such as life skills training, recreational outings, creative arts, and community involvement. With compassionate staff and a fully accessible space, we tailor support to each participant’s goals, interests, and abilities—empowering them to live fuller, more connected lives both in and outside the program.
day program- supported community connections
Our Supported Community Connections services are designed to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities build meaningful relationships and engage with the world around them. Through personalized outings, skill-building activities, and community-based learning, participants gain confidence, independence, and a greater sense of belonging. Whether volunteering, exploring local resources, or participating in recreational and cultural experiences, we support each person in discovering their strengths and becoming active, valued members of their community.
