In-Home Supports in Connecticut

In-home disability services for adults

In-Home Supports in Connecticut provide person-centered assistance to help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities live successfully in their own homes or with family. Staff support daily living skills, personal care, health routines, and community access while promoting safety and independence.

Services are available in individual homes, semi-independent apartments, and shared family settings, with flexible levels of support that adjust as needs change. The focus is on building skills, confidence, and connections so people can remain where they are most comfortable.

Supports & Accommodations

Scheduled Daily Supports

Participants who need less than 24-hour support receive scheduled assistance as needed.
Independent Living Support

Participants receive personalized assistance for daily living, while building skills for greater independence.
Living Arrangements

Support is available in participant homes, semi-independent apartments, and within shared family settings.
Individual Support

Person-centered support encourages community participation and skill development at the individual’s pace.
Small Groups

Individuals learn to thrive in shared or neighborhood settings.
Behavioral Services

Participants benefit from coaching and adaptive skill-building.
Remote Monitoring

Remote monitoring available for participant safety.
Assistive Technology

Individuals receive support with tools that enhance independence.
Ages Served

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