Homes that provide services to adults.

Programs that provide housing in small homes, apartment buildings, condominiums or agency-owned complexes for adults with physical, developmental, intellectual, sensory or emotional disabilities. They may be staffed to provide functional skills training and on-site supportive services. Residents generally have basic self-help skills and may take responsibility for employing and supervising aides to assist them in meeting their personal needs.

A unique program licensed by Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS) which enables an individual with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to be a part of a family and community. The sponsor (the individual or family providing services in their home) is responsible for ensuring the customer’s health and safety, implementing the Individual Service Plan (ISP), delivering services, coordinating and tracking medical care.

Programs that provide housing in small homes, apartment buildings, condominiums or agency-owned complexes for adults with physical, developmental, intellectual, sensory or emotional disabilities. They may be staffed to provide functional skills training and on-site supportive services. Residents generally have basic self-help skills and may take responsibility for employing and supervising aides to assist them in meeting their personal needs.