Independent Supported Living (ISL) & Group Home Living Overview

Independent Supported Living (ISL) and Group Home Living provide safe, supportive housing options for individuals with disabilities who want to live as independently as possible while still receiving the help they need.

These living arrangements are designed to feel like home—not an institution. Residents are encouraged to make choices about their daily routines, meals, activities, and personal goals, while staff provide guidance and support tailored to each person’s needs.

Services may include assistance with daily living skills, personal care, household responsibilities, medication management, and community participation. Beyond meeting basic needs, ISL and group homes also focus on fostering independence, dignity, and a sense of belonging.

Living in this type of environment allows individuals to build friendships, practice life skills, and engage in their community, all while knowing they are supported in a safe and respectful setting. For families, it provides peace of mind that their loved one has both independence and reliable care.

The goal is simple: to create a place where individuals can thrive, not just live—where their voices are heard, their choices are respected, and their quality of life is enriched each day.