Offers community residential services, intermediate care, and pre-vocational training services for adults with intellectual disabilities.

Matches adults who cannot live alone (because of age-related problems, or physical or developmental disabilities) with families who are willing to provide a supportive, family-like living arrangement for them.

Dom Care providers care for no more than three people, and undergo a thorough vetting process.

Also recruits and screens potential providers.

Offers a range of mental health residential services depending on the need of the person. Programs options include a 60 to 90 day placement in Chartiers' RTP, an intensive mental health treatment in a residential setting. Referrals to the RTP helps the consumer avoid inpatient hospitalization and provides support while their symptoms stabilize. There is also a Long Term Structured Residence (LTSR) which offers a 16-bed capacity for specialized geriatric residential service.
Chartiers Center's newest program is called Janus. It is for people with a mental health diagnosis and it provides scattered site apartment living. The goal is to help people move to independent housing. For more information call 412 221-3302.

Offers family-style residential homes, planned short term respite, home and community supports, companion services, life sharing, supported living, advocacy, volunteer opportunities, support for families and caregivers, shared lives, and spirituality.

Provides residential services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Options include group homes and lifesharing.

Dependent individuals who need a protective, sheltered living situation can receive assistance with residential placement. Assists with placement in Personal Care Homes (for individuals age 60 or older) or Domiciliary Care Homes (age 18 or older and low income.)

Personal Care Boarding Home Supplement assessment services are provided to Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients age 18 or older who functionally disabled and reside in a licensed Personal Care Home.

A supportive living relationship matching contracted provider(s) and individuals with similar lifestyles and interests; individual(s) live in the provider's home as a
member of the family.

Offers social services and supports for adults and children with intellectual disabilities.

Provides community living for people with developmental disabilities through placement with a host family. Person-centered training for the foster family and the participating individual focus on everyday living skills, family dynamics, and skill development.

Provides placement services for individuals young adults and adults with intellectual disabilities to live with qualified, trained providers.

Matches certified care providers with adults 18+ in need of a caring, supportive home but who do not require special around-the-clock attention. Offers room and board, housekeeping, laundry, assistance with personal hygiene and budgeting, supervision of medication administration and assistance with medical appointments.

Provides a residential program for adults age 18 and older who are unable to live alone because of difficulties with daily living skills, in social or personal adjustment, or because of disabilities. Dom Care providers open up their homes to individuals who need a supervised living arrangement in a home-like environment. Dom Care residents are matched to homes that best meet their needs, preferences and interests.

The Lamb Foundation provides affordable housing and support services to senior citizens and adult individuals with mental, physical and developmental disabilities who would otherwise be homeless.

Provides intensive support to assist individuals to develop the practical skills they need to live as independently in the community as possible. Persons live together in a house with their own bedroom and shared living space. They are offered training in skills such as cooking, cleaning, budgeting, vocational and educational pursuits, time management, and medication management. Trained staff is available in the home 24 hours a day.

Offers Supportive Living services provide support to individuals living in community apartments.

Offers a home for residents. Meets regularly as a group where they develop problem-solving skills, living skills, leadership skills, and group decision-making. They also work in the Lodge business, earning an income, and making decisions for the business.

Matches adults who cannot live alone (because of age-related problems, or physical or developmental disabilities) with families who are willing to provide a supportive, family-like living arrangement for them.

Dom Care providers care for no more than three people, and undergo a thorough vetting process.

Also recruits and screens potential providers.

Matches adults who cannot live alone (because of age-related problems, or physical or developmental disabilities) with families who are willing to provide a supportive, family-like living arrangement for them.

Dom Care providers care for no more than three people, and undergo a thorough vetting process.

Also recruits and screens potential providers.

Matches adults who cannot live alone (because of age-related problems, or physical or developmental disabilities) with families who are willing to provide a supportive, family-like living arrangement for them.

Dom Care providers care for no more than three people, and undergo a thorough vetting process.

Also recruits and screens potential providers.

Matches adults who cannot live alone (because of age-related problems, or physical or developmental disabilities) with families who are willing to provide a supportive, family-like living arrangement for them.

Dom Care providers care for no more than three people, and undergo a thorough vetting process.

Also recruits and screens potential providers.

Provides supported independent living in a shared housing environment. Residents are responsible for caring for their own apartment.

Provides supported, independent living in a shared housing environment. Each resident is required to care for their own rooms and shared common spaces, actively participate in weekly house meetings, cooperatively manage household tasks, maintain at least part-time employment, cook for themselves, manage their own medication and medical appointments, and be willing to share a home with peers.

Offers a range of housing options, from independent to round-the-clock staff supervision.

Residents receive supports and services based on their individual levels of need. Levels of support vary from below 30 hours per week to around-the-clock assistance.