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Residential Support & Group Homes
Safe, person-centred group homes and supported living options for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
Overview of Home Environments
Our group homes provide a warm, homelike atmosphere with shared and private options depending on individual preferences. Each residence is chosen for safety, accessibility and proximity to community amenities such as shops, public transport and healthcare.
Person-centred design
Accessible & safe
24/7 Supervision & Staff Training
Trained support workers provide continuous supervision and assistance. Our staff complete comprehensive training in positive behaviour support, medication management, first aid and safeguarding practices.
On-call clinical oversight and regular care-plan reviews
Ongoing professional development for all team members
Low staff-to-resident ratios to support personalised care
Daily Living Support
We help residents build independence through practical skills training — cooking, budgeting, personal care and household tasks — delivered at the resident’s pace and with dignity.
Community Integration
Active participation in community life is central to our approach. Staff support residents to access recreational activities, employment pathways, volunteering and social events to strengthen connections and wellbeing.
Eligibility Requirements
Trained support workers provide continuous supervision and assistance. Our staff complete comprehensive training in positive behaviour support, medication management, first aid and safeguarding practices.
Diagnosis of IDD or related support needs
Requires ongoing daily support or supervision
Willingness to engage in a shared home environment
Residential Support & Group Homes – FAQs
Compassionate Residential Support & Group Homes for individuals with developmental disabilities across North Texas.
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