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Provides supported living for individuals that have a physical or mental disability.
Provides Support Coordinators who monitor the health and safety of those with qualifying disabilities. Coordinators also inform persons about available services, and help with the selection of providers whom offer those services and monitor through completion.
Provides support, supervision, socialization, personal care, training, and assistance in order to help people live as independently as possible.
Provides services to help maintain a clean, sanitary, and safe living environment for persons with disabilities who are unable to complete chore activities on their own. Includes heavy household chores such as washing floors, windows, and walls, snow removal, lawn care, tacking down loose rugs and tiles, moving heavy items of furniture in order to provide a safe living environment.
Services to allow families to make physical alterations and adaptations to the home as needed to help ensure the health and welfare of the individual.
Promotes opportunities and provides support for those who care for people with Disabilities, by providing a trained person to temporarily relieve parent(s) or care givers who provide care to the individual with disabilities.
Provides living facilities for those who need more supervision and support development work and community living skills.