Our Services
Two programs designed for every stage of independence
ILS builds the skills. SLS provides the support. Both are delivered under the Lanterman Act with full Title 17 compliance and a person-centered approach.
Independent Living Services
ILS is a training-based program. Our instructors meet individuals where they are and teach the concrete skills needed to manage adult life — building real, measurable independence one goal at a time.
Best for
Adults who live with family, in a shared home, or independently — and want to learn or strengthen specific life skills.
Money Management
Budgeting, paying bills, banking, and protecting against financial exploitation.
Meal Planning & Cooking
Grocery shopping, nutrition basics, safe cooking, and kitchen hygiene.
Public Transit & Mobility
Trip planning, fare cards, route navigation, and community travel safety.
Household Management
Cleaning, laundry, organization, and home safety routines.
Daily Routines
Scheduling, time management, calendar use, and follow-through.
Self-Advocacy & Health
Communicating needs, attending appointments, and managing personal health.
Customized Staffing
From a few hours per week to 24/7 awake support — staffed to the individual's needs.
Personal Care
Discreet, respectful assistance with daily living and personal hygiene.
Safety & Supervision
Continuous safety planning, emergency response, and risk mitigation.
Tenancy Support
Lease support, landlord communication, and household maintenance.
Medication Support
Reminders, organization, and coordination with healthcare providers.
Community Inclusion
Friendships, hobbies, employment connections, and meaningful routines.
Supported Living Services
SLS provides the ongoing in-home support that makes independent living possible. Our Direct Support Professionals work in the individual's own home — providing the level of staffing and care needed to live safely day after day.
Best for
Adults who live in (or are moving into) their own home or apartment and need ongoing support to live there safely and successfully.
ILS vs SLS at a glance
A quick side-by-side to clarify which service fits best.
| Dimension | ILS — Independent Living | SLS — Supported Living |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Teaching life skills | Providing ongoing support |
| Model | Instruction-based, time-limited goals | Staffing-based, ongoing |
| Typical hours | A few hours per week | Several hours to 24/7 |
| Where it happens | Home, community, & training settings | The individual's own home |
| Who lives there | Family home or shared housing | Person leases/owns their home |
| Outcome measure | Skill acquisition & independence | Safe, stable independent living |