Residential Support in North Carolina

Alternative Family Living for adults with disabilities

Residential services in North Carolina are provided to individuals living in their own homes or apartments, with or without roommates, depending on the location. These settings support people with a wide range of needs, including significant medical, physical, or behavioral challenges, with staffing levels that adjust to the needs of the individuals served.

Alternative Family Living (AFL) provides supports that enable a person to live in an AFL setting of their choice and be active in the community, increasing life skills, providing needed supervision, maximizing self-sufficiency, and strengthening self-determination. Our goal is to enhance independence and quality of life through flexible services that can be easily modified as abilities, interests, choices, and needs change.

Supports & Accommodations

24-Hour Support

This program model provides 24-hour caregiver support for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Host Home/Family Living

Two or more participants live with trained caregivers in a licensed, private family-style home.
Behavioral Services

Person-centered support for individuals with emotional and adaptive challenges.
Ages Served

Services provided for adults age 18 and up, promoting independence and community life.