Community Protection Residential Services in Washington

24-hour community protection residential services

Community Protection Residential Services in Washington provide highly structured, 24-hour supported living environments for individuals served through the state’s Community Protection Program who require enhanced supervision and behavioral support.

These homes follow Washington Community Protection Program residential services guidelines and focus on safety, personal responsibility, and long-term behavioral growth. Staff provide support with daily living skills, community access, emotional regulation, and accountability, using consistent routines and person-centered strategies.

Services are designed to reduce risk, increase stability, and help individuals work toward greater independence while maintaining the safety of the person and the broader community.

Supports & Accommodations

24-Hour Support

This program model provides 24-hour staff presence and assistance for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Living Arrangements

Support is available in participant homes, semi-independent apartments, and group residential settings with staffing.
Individual Support

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

Individuals learn to thrive with shared supports across small groups.
Behavioral Services

Participants have access to behavioral services that support adaptive skill development and help stabilize behaviors.
Assistive Technology

Technology enhances independence and safety.
Ages Served

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