FAQ's
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Yes! If you're someone who lives in a house or apartment not listed, we would love to work with you.

Funding has to come from a county waiver. To qualify for country-waivered services, you must first be enrolled in some form of disability-based Medical Assistance (MA). If you are interested in our services and do not have a county waiver, you can contact your local human services agency.

For more information on funding and waivered services visit Disability Benefits 101.

Duration of stay in our residences is based on each individual. You drive your program and success, and we're here to walk (or run) beside you.

Living with other people depends on the residences. We have some communal living homes, two-bedroom apartments, and one-bedroom apartments. If you choose to live with another person, we definitely want you involved in choosing a roommate who will be the best fit with your preferences.

We understand that everyone's past looks different. We want to be a place that works with you, not against you. We ask that you are up front about your personal circumstances so that we can have an honest conversation about where to go from here.

First, we want to ensure that you feel comfortable working with us. Second, we want to move forward with people who are motivated and dedicated to success. If you're someone who has goals, we want to work with you to accomplish those targets.