Practical support. Personal goals. Real-life progress.

Service 01

Personal Supports

Flexible, respectful help with the routines and activities that make everyday life work.

Who it may be for

Individuals who benefit from hands-on support with daily living, community access, wellness, social connection, and personal goals.

Support may include

• Mobility and access to community resources
• Cooking, meal preparation, and household routines
• Budgeting and money-management assistance
• Wellness and healthy everyday habits
• Meeting people and building social connections
• Communication, confidence, and community participation

What we work toward

The goal is greater confidence, consistency, participation, and independence in daily life.

Service 02

Respite Under 21

Short-term support that gives caregivers breathing room while keeping the individual safe, engaged, and supported.

Who it may be for

Families and caregivers of eligible individuals under age 21 who need dependable relief for work, rest, appointments, or other responsibilities.

Support may include

• Support aligned with familiar routines
• Respectful supervision and companionship
• Engaging activities based on preferences
• Clear communication with the family
• A calm, dependable presence

What we work toward

The goal is peace of mind for caregivers and a positive, comfortable experience for the individual.

Service 03

Life Skills Development

Encouraging practice that helps everyday skills become more familiar, useful, and sustainable.

Who it may be for

Individuals working toward greater independence at home and in the community.

Support may include

• Home and personal routines
• Meal planning and preparation
• Communication and social skills
• Budgeting and practical money use
• Community awareness and participation
• Decision-making and self-advocacy

What we work toward

The goal is to build practical capability, self-confidence, and meaningful participation over time.