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Home Supports

Building Foundations for Daily Living

Supporting Independence in Residential Settings

Home Supports are services, supports and supervision provided for individuals in and around their residences up to 24 hours a day, seven days a week (24/7). Home supports help individuals acquire and retain life skills, to maintain health and safety, and develop as much independence as possible in their home.

Home modifications for disability-related accessibility needs may be provided, along with cost-effective technology that promotes safety and independence in lieu of paid direct support.

Ready to Find the Support that Best Suits You or Your Loved One?

Please take a look at our Home Support Models to see the options available.

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Supervised Living Support

Regularly scheduled or intermittent hourly supports are provided to individuals living in their own home or with family members. This personalized support model offers:

Flexible scheduling based on needs
Support from trained professionals
Skills development
Independence building
Health and safety monitoring

Support may be provided by Community Care Network Developmental Services staff or by workers hired through a shared living provider or family.

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Staffed Living

24-hour support in a home setting for one or two people.

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Group Living

24-hour staffed support at Community Care Network's licensed, Level 3 group home in Rutland City. This home environment supports 2-4 individuals with individualized and comprehensive plans to meet: