Supported Living Services

Empowering Independence With Choice, Dignity, and Support

At LifeLong Support, our Supported Living Services are designed to empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live independently in the homes and communities of their choosing—while receiving the personalized support needed to thrive.

We believe that independence is not simply about where someone lives—it is about having control, making meaningful choices, building relationships, and living a life defined by purpose, dignity, and connection.

A Person-Centered Approach to Independent Living

Every service we provide begins with a comprehensive, person-centered planning process. We take the time to understand each individual by:

  • Conducting detailed assessments of needs, abilities, and preferences
  • Collaborating with families and support teams
  • Observing daily routines, communication styles, and personal goals

From this, we develop individualized Person-Centered Plans (PCPs) that:

  • Reflect each person’s goals, lifestyle, and aspirations
  • Guide all services and supports
  • Evolve as needs and preferences change over time

Our approach ensures that every individual remains at the center of their own life decisions.

Supported Living Services are delivered in the residence of the participant’s choice, ensuring flexibility, autonomy, and comfort.We support individuals living in:

  • Private homes or apartments
  • Family residences
  • Shared living arrangements

We also assist individuals in:

  • Identifying and securing appropriate housing options
  • Selecting compatible roommates based on preferences and lifestyle
  • Establishing safe, stable, and personalized living environments

All housing decisions are guided by the individual’s preferences and Person-Centered Plan—ensuring that each living arrangement supports independence, comfort, and long-term success.

  • Our services focus on developing the skills necessary for individuals to live independently and confidently.

    We provide support and structured coaching in:

    Daily Living & Home Management

    • Personal hygiene and self-care
    • Meal planning, cooking, and nutrition
    • Household organization and maintenance

    Independent Living Skills

    • Budgeting and financial management
    • Scheduling and time management
    • Decision-making and problem-solving

    Health & Safety

    • Medication reminders (within regulatory guidelines)
    • Health routines and wellness support
    • Safety awareness and risk management

    Our goal is not to do things for individuals—but to help them learn, practice, and master the skills needed for long-term independence.

True independence extends beyond the home.We actively support individuals in:

 

  • Building friendships and social connections
  • Participating in recreational, cultural, and community activities
  • Engaging in volunteer, educational, and employment opportunities
  • Developing a strong sense of belonging within their communities

We help create meaningful, real-world experiences that foster confidence, connection, and personal growth.

Support levels are tailored to each individual and may include up to 24 hours per day of assistance, supervision, and monitoring, as defined in the Person-Centered Plan. This ensures:

 

  • Continuous support for safety and well-being
  • Immediate response to changing needs
  • A balance between independence and structured oversight

Support may range from periodic check-ins to full-time, one-on-one assistance, depending on the individual’s needs and goals.

All Supported Living Services are delivered within a structured framework of quality management and oversight.We:

 

  • Monitor services to ensure alignment with the Person-Centered Plan
  • Coordinate care across providers, caregivers, and healthcare teams
  • Evaluate outcomes and adjust services as needs evolve
  • Maintain full compliance with DDA and COMAR standards

This ensures that services are not only delivered—but continuously improved to support long-term independence and quality of life.

Our highly trained staff provide consistent, compassionate, and professional support.All Supported Living personnel:

 

  • Meet DDA and COMAR requirements
  • Complete required certifications and training (CPR/First Aid, etc.)
  • Receive participant-specific training aligned with each Person-Centered Plan
  • Are supervised and supported to ensure consistent, high-quality service delivery

Staffing levels and responsibilities are carefully determined to ensure each individual receives the appropriate level of support.

We are committed to ensuring that every individual lives in an environment that is:

 

  • Safe and secure
  • Comfortable and personalized
  • Accessible and supportive
  • Stable over time

We also ensure that housing stability is maintained regardless of changes in service needs.

 

At LifeLong Support, Supported Living Services are about more than assistance—they are about building a life.We empower individuals to:

 

  • Live independently in homes they choose
  • Make meaningful decisions about their lives
  • Develop skills and confidence
  • Build relationships and community connections
  • Achieve personal goals and long-term success

Because independence is not just about living on your own—it’s about living fully, confidently, and on your own terms.

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We’re here to make respite care simple, supportive and stress-free. Find Answers to common questions families ask about our services

What are Supported Living Services?

Supported Living Services help individuals live more independently while receiving personalized support in their home or community setting.

How is Supported Living different from a group home?

Supported Living focuses on individualized support in a more independent setting, while group homes typically involve shared residential support environments.

What types of support are provided?

Support may include budgeting, meal preparation, medication support, transportation, scheduling, personal care, community participation, and life skills development.

Can participants choose where they live?

Whenever possible, services are designed to support individual choice, preferences, and independence related to living arrangements.

Do participants receive 24-hour support?

Support levels vary based on individual needs and approved services. Some individuals may receive scheduled support while others may require more comprehensive assistance.

Are services individualized?

Yes. Every service is tailored to the participant’s Person-Centered Plan and unique goals.

Can Supported Living help build independence?

Absolutely. A major goal of Supported Living is helping individuals strengthen confidence, life skills, self-direction, and community involvement.

Are families involved in planning?

Yes. We value family input and collaborative planning to ensure the best possible support experience.

Is nursing support available if needed?

Additional nursing or medical supports may be coordinated depending on the participant’s needs and approved services.

How do I know if Supported Living is right for my loved one?

Our team can discuss goals, support needs, independence levels, and available options to help determine the best fit.

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