
Living more independently can mean different things depending on your goals, your routines, and what feels right in your everyday life. Supported Community Living is designed to meet you where you are—providing support in your home while helping you build the skills and confidence to live as independently as possible.
Through waiver-based, in-home support, you receive assistance that is tailored to your needs, your preferences, and your goals—whether that means help with daily routines, building new skills, or staying connected to your community. Support is flexible and evolves with you, giving you the opportunity to grow, try new things, and continue moving toward greater independence over time.
At its core, this service is about creating a balance—providing the right level of support while honoring your choices, your voice, and the life you want to build. Our team works alongside you to help you navigate what’s available, understand your options, and move forward in a way that feels right for you.
What Support Can Look Like
Support is flexible and built around your day-to-day life—not the other way around.
Through Supported Community Living, you receive in-home and/or remote support tailored to your needs—whether that means help with daily routines, building independence, or staying connected to your community.
Depending on what you’re working toward, support may include help with activities of daily living, working toward personal goals, exploring your interests, building meaningful relationships, and engaging more fully in your community.
Support is guided by a person-centered plan, meaning it reflects what matters most to you—your goals, your preferences, and how you want to live your everyday life. Led by you, our team works together to provide consistent, thoughtful support that helps you move toward greater independence over time.
This support extends beyond your home—helping you stay connected to the people, places, and activities that matter most to you, whether that’s work or volunteer opportunities, spending time with family and friends, attending community events, or pursuing your interests.
Behind the scenes, a team of trained professionals works together to support you—coordinating care, helping you navigate daily life, and ensuring your needs are being met—so you can focus on building the life you want.


What Support Can Look Like
Support is flexible and built around your day-to-day life—not the other way around.
Through Supported Community Living, you receive in-home and/or remote support tailored to your needs—whether that means help with daily routines, building independence, or staying connected to your community.
Depending on what you’re working toward, support may include help with activities of daily living, working toward personal goals, exploring your interests, building meaningful relationships, and engaging more fully in your community.
Support is guided by a person-centered plan, meaning it reflects what matters most to you—your goals, your preferences, and how you want to live your everyday life. Led by you, our team works together to provide consistent, thoughtful support that helps you move toward greater independence over time.
This support extends beyond your home—helping you stay connected to the people, places, and activities that matter most to you, whether that’s work or volunteer opportunities, spending time with family and friends, attending community events, or pursuing your interests.
Behind the scenes, a team of trained professionals works together to support you—coordinating care, helping you navigate daily life, and ensuring your needs are being met—so you can focus on building the life you want.

A Path Toward Greater Independence
Supported Community Living is about more than support—it’s about helping you build a life that feels meaningful, connected, and your own.
We encourage self-advocacy and independence whenever possible, while also providing additional support when it’s needed. Our team is here to help you navigate challenges, build confidence, and make decisions that align with your goals.
Along the way, you’ll have access to supports that help you grow in different areas of your life.
This may include advocacy and social support, helping you stay connected to your community, access resources, and ensure your voice is heard. You may also receive financial guidance, including support with budgeting, managing expenses, and building confidence in handling your finances.
Support also includes consistent scheduling and staffing, ensuring you have reliable support when you need it—while giving you a voice in who provides your care.
You’ll also have opportunities to be part of advocacy efforts, social gatherings, and community-based activities, including participation in our Advocacy Committee and other opportunities that support connection, engagement, and self-expression.
Together, these supports are designed to help you build independence, strengthen relationships, and move toward the life you want to live.
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Residential Options
Everyone deserves a safe, comfortable place to call home. Whether you’re exploring a move into one of our licensed homes or are happy where you are and looking for additional support, we’re here to help you understand what options may be available.
If you’re interested in learning more, you can connect with our Supported Community Living Team or work with your county service coordinator to explore next steps.
You can also view virtual tours of our licensed homes below to get a better sense of the spaces and what they offer.


