Supported Living
Build greater independence at home.
Support for adults who want to live in their own home while building the skills and routines that make everyday life work.
What This Service Is
Support for living more independently.
Supported Living is designed for adults with developmental disabilities who live, or are preparing to live, in their own homes or apartments.
The focus is not simply on having a place to live. It is on building the skills, routines, and confidence needed to maintain a home, make everyday decisions, and participate more fully in the community.
How This Service May Help
Daily living
Build routines around meals, personal care, household responsibilities, appointments, and other parts of everyday life.
Home and money management
Develop skills related to shopping, budgeting, personal finances, meal planning, and maintaining a household.
Community participation
Strengthen the social and adaptive skills that help a person navigate community life with greater independence.
What Support Can Look Like
- Learning and practicing household routines
- Planning meals and grocery shopping
- Building budgeting and money-management skills
- Organizing appointments and personal responsibilities
- Developing skills for living safely and independently
- Connecting with community resources
Important to Know
Supported Living is individualized around the person's goals and authorized supports. APD notes that Supported Living may include Supported Living Coaching and/or Personal Supports. Availability and the specific supports provided depend on the individual's plan and authorization.
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