Housing and
Residential Services

Residential Housing Options

JFSA offers several types of residential housing options available for adults with developmental disabilities, customized to fit individual needs and wishes. Group Home, Supported Living and Independent Living models provide traditional support, but unique living arrangements and supports can be created.

Group Homes

These are shared living environments where a small number of adults live together. Support staff is available 24/7 to assist with daily living activities, medication management, and other personal needs.

Supported Living

In this arrangement, individuals live in their own apartment or home or with 2-4 adults with developmental disabilities, but receive support from staff for certain hours of the day. Support can include help with finances, transportation, job coaching, and daily living skills. 

Independent Living

Some adults may live completely independently or with minimal support, such as check-ins from a caregiver or access to emergency support services. This is suitable for individuals who can manage their daily needs with little assistance. 24/7 on-call supervisory staff is available when needed.

Types of Support

JFSA staff assist individuals in all areas of daily living including shopping, food preparation, household management, housekeeping, cooking, and cleaning. In addition, staff can assist with personal care and coordination of health care, including nursing services. Mental health services including counseling and case management are also available.

JFSA’s Adult Day Support Provides social and recreational programming, including field trips, outings to sports activities, and other leisure activities. Learn more.

Specialized Services JFSA provides special services for adults with hearing impairment, traumatic brain injury, Autism spectrum disorder and young adults.