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Our servicesSupport shaped around each person's goals
Caring About Lives offers two core programs — Supported Living and Independent Living — plus the wraparound services that help people live well. Every service is accessed through the individual's IPP.
SLS — for living safely in a home of your own
SLS provides ongoing support to individuals who live in their own homes and need more intensive assistance to remain safely and successfully part of their communities. Support scales to the person, up to 24-hour and overnight care when authorized.
Personal care assistance
Bathing, grooming, dressing, meal assistance, and mobility support delivered with dignity.
24-hour & overnight support
Overnight staffing and around-the-clock support when authorized in the person's plan.
Health & safety monitoring
Emergency response readiness and daily attention to health and well-being.
Household management
Cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping, and help keeping the home running.
Health coordination
Medical appointments, medication assistance, and communication with healthcare providers.
Behavioral & emotional support
Positive behavioral supports, crisis-prevention strategies, and emotional wellness.
Transportation
Rides to medical appointments, work, community activities, and daily errands.
Community inclusion
Employment, education, recreation, volunteering, faith, and social engagement.
Housing support
Apartment searches, understanding a lease, landlord communication, and keeping stable housing.
ILS — for building skills that make independence last
ILS is designed for individuals who can live independently but need training and support to develop or maintain essential life skills. We coach, model, and practice until skills stick.
Daily living skills
Cooking and meal prep, grocery shopping, household cleaning, laundry, and personal hygiene.
Financial management
Budgeting, banking, paying bills, and understanding benefits.
Health & safety
Medication reminders, scheduling medical appointments, safety awareness, and emergency preparedness.
Community integration
Using public transportation, joining community activities, social skills, and local resources.
Employment support
Job readiness, resume development, workplace communication, and career exploration.
Advocacy & self-determination
Goal setting, decision-making, self-advocacy training, and rights education.
How services begin
Referral
A regional center coordinator or family reaches out to start the conversation.
Assessment
We meet the person, learn their goals, and assess support needs.
Plan
Services are built around the Individual Program Plan (IPP) and authorized hours.
Support
Staff begin, progress is tracked, and the plan is reviewed over time.
Not sure which program fits?
Tell us about the person and their goals — we'll help you figure out whether SLS, ILS, or a combination is the right path.