Empowering Lives Through Quality Support Services    

We offer transportation, homemaker personal care, shared living, adult day support, individual and group employment support, vocational habilitation, and respite services for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Eligibility is typically determined through the individual’s support coordinator or county board of developmental disabilities, who authorize services based on assessed needs.

Yes, we offer safe and reliable transportation to medical appointments, workplaces, day programs, and community activities.

Absolutely. All DSPs undergo background checks, paid orientation, ongoing training, and certification in required state and agency standards.

Yes, our staff can administer medications as authorized and provide reminders as part of each client’s individualized care plan.

Shared Living is a service where an individual lives in a family-like home with a trained caregiver who provides daily support, stability, and skill development.

Yes. We provide individualized job coaching, job placement support, skill-building, and supervised group employment opportunities.

Yes, we offer short-term respite services that provide relief to families and caregivers while ensuring continuity of care and supervision.

You can contact us directly, or speak with your support coordinator to request a referral—once we receive authorization, we will schedule an intake meeting.

Yes, every person we serve receives a customized care plan tailored to their goals, needs, preferences, and level of independence.

We serve all counties throughout the state of Ohio, providing support wherever individuals and families need us.

Yes, we are fully certified by the State of Ohio to provide a comprehensive range of developmental disability support services.

Certain services, such as Shared Living and Respite, can offer 24/7 support depending on individual needs and authorized service plans.

Client safety is our top priority—we maintain strict training requirements, conduct background checks, follow state regulations, and use detailed care plans and monitoring procedures.

Absolutely. We encourage active family involvement and collaboration to ensure each individual's needs and goals are fully supported.

Yes, we work closely with all Ohio county boards, support coordinators, and service consultants to coordinate and deliver authorized services.

We offer accessible transportation options depending on the needs of the individual and the service authorization.

Our staff receive state-required certification training, ongoing professional development, medication administration authorization (as applicable), CPR/First Aid, behavior support training, and person-centered care instruction.

Yes, many individuals receive a combination of services—such as homemaker personal care, day support, and employment services—based on their approved service plan.

You can contact us directly by phone or email, or request that your county board representative send us a referral to begin the intake process.