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Shared Living: Individuals live with a specifically chosen companion who provides an opportunity to build social skills, independence, and companionship. Companions are a source of guidance and ensure that residents eat healthy meals, take their medication and works to establish a positive home environment in which the program participant can develop skills and become more independent.

Shared Living Companion Model: Allows individuals with a developmental or intellectual disability to reside in their own home with a live-in caregiver to assist with daily activities such as housekeeping, medications, meal preparation, and more.

Provides residential services, support and training to individuals in their home or in the community of their choice, to help them maintain independence in their home.

Provides supportive services in home for individuals with developmental disabilities stay in their home.