Shared Living Provider
Shared living is an arrangement in which an individual (s) with a disability choose to live with an individual, couple, or a family in the community to share their life experiences together. A shared living home could be a single person, a college student, single parents, empty nesters or a two-parent family with children or a person could live with an individual in their home, who wants to share their life with an individual with a disability. Shared living can be provided in the individual’s home (Companion Services) or in the home of the caregiver (Host Home Services).
Shared Living
Who can provide Shared Living?
Anyone who desires to share life with an individual with a disability. Single parents, empty nesters, families, etc.
Accessible Community Living will conduct an initial matching process to find a Host Home. We work directly with the individual and focus on various factors like lifestyle preferences, values, family/friend involvement, and more to find the best match possible.
After the match is found - visits, transition meetings, equipment needs, and modifications are scheduled if needed.
