Home & Community-Based Services in North Carolina

Community-based supports to help people remain at home

Home and community-based services (HCBS) in North Carolina include a variety of health and human services delivered in people’s homes and communities to address social isolation, other social determinants of health, and help people stay in their homes as long as possible.

ACI Dungarvin North Carolina works toward this vision by providing person-centered supports in non-institutional settings, such as family and therapeutic foster homes, Alternative Family Living homes, supportive living in a person’s own home, respite, and supported employment services.

Our programs are designed to promote safety, independence, and community inclusion while honoring each person’s choices, relationships, and routines across the counties we serve.

Supports & Accommodations

24-Hour and Flexible Support

Depending on the service, individuals can receive 24-hour support or scheduled, less-than-24-hour assistance.
Home and Community Settings

Services are delivered in a variety of settings to support full participation in everyday life.
Person-centered Planning

Each person has an individualized support plan that reflects their goals, preferences, and daily routines.
Behavioral and Emotional Supports

Person-centered behavioral supports help children, youth, and adults with emotional or adaptive challenges.
Family and Caregiver Support

Specialized services support individuals and caregivers through training, coaching, and temporary relief when needed.
Assistive Technology

Technology enhances independence and safety.
Ages Served

Services available for children, youth, and adults, with programs tailored to age, needs, and goals.