Community Companion Homes in Connecticut

Family-style living for adults with disabilities

Community Companion Homes (CCH) in Connecticut provide family-style living environments for adults with developmental disabilities who benefit from a smaller, shared home setting. Participants live with trained caregivers in licensed homes where they receive daily support, companionship, and guidance in a nurturing environment.

Services can include 24-hour or flexible, less-than-24-hour support, behavioral services, remote monitoring, and respite. This model emphasizes stability, inclusion, and personal choice, helping each person gain independence and stronger connections in their community.

Supports & Accommodations

24-Hour Support

This program model enables 24-hour support for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities in a family-style home.
Less than 24 Hour Support

This program model offers flexible, family-style supports on an as-needed basis when 24-hour care is not required.
Licensed Foster Home

Care takes place in a licensed home for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Small Group Size

Care takes place in a shared home environment that supports small groups of participants.
Behavioral Services

Participants receive assistance with adaptive or behavioral goals.
Respite Services

Temporary care is available for participants.
Remote Monitoring

Remote monitoring available for participant safety.
Assistive Technology

Communication and safety technologies are supported in these environments.
Ages Served

Services are tailored to adults age 18 and up, promoting independence and community life.