Group home living is a residential service that provides 24-hour supervision in a small home within a neighborhood setting.  This service is available on a long-term permanent basis.

In-home supports are services that provide a recipient in a supported living situation with four to 24-hours-a-day assistance from a support worker or workers.  The support worker may live in the recipient's home or apartment and share living expenses (rent, utilities, phone, etc.) with the recipient.  The support worker provides companionship and personal care, and may assist with or perform activities of daily living and other necessary to maintain the recipient in supported living.

This service coordinates a variety of respite opportunities; services are given within the family home, in a licensed group home, or a supported family living home to meet the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.

Transportation to and from home is provided for individuals in the Industry Enclaves, Enrichment Training and Community Access programs.