Supported Living

Supported living services refer to a type of assistance provided to our clients with disabilities or mental health conditions to help them live independently in their own homes or community settings. The goal of supported living services is to promote the independence of our clients and enhance their quality of life by providing them with the necessary skills and support to manage their daily lives.

One of the key ways supported living services promote independence is by guiding clients on how to perform various tasks such as household chores, running errands, paying bills, and more. Our staff is trained to teach clients these skills in a way that is customized to their unique needs and abilities. For example, if a client needs help with household chores, our staff may teach them how to do laundry, clean the bathroom, or cook a meal. They will show the client how to perform the task, assist them as needed, and gradually step back as the client becomes more confident and proficient.

The ultimate goal of this training is to help clients become familiar with these tasks and gain the skills and confidence they need to complete them independently in the future. By doing so, clients can develop a sense of mastery and self-confidence that can help them feel more in control of their lives and less dependent on others.

In addition to teaching practical skills, our staff can also serve as companions to clients. They can provide emotional support, engage in leisure activities with clients, and help them build social connections. This type of support is essential because it helps clients feel less isolated and more connected to others, which can have a positive impact on their mental health and well-being.

Overall, these services are designed to promote independence, build life skills, and enhance the quality of life of our clients with disabilities or mental health conditions. By providing clients with the support they need to manage their daily lives, these services can help them live more fulfilling and independent lives.