- Group Homes
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What is a group home?
A group home is a community home where a small number of unrelated people in need of care, support, or supervision can live together with supports and services. Group homes are in a community setting. Group home residents are not segregated or secluded from the community.
- Supported Living
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What is supported Living?
Supported living refers to services designed to help persons with disabilities live in their own home or live in a home that they share with roommates of their choosing. Supported living services usually include assistance with financial management, cooking, cleaning, shopping, personal care, personal relationships and community connections.
- Institutions
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An Institution is a segregated facility where a large number of unrelated people in need of care, support, or supervision live together and receive all their support and care. Institutions are segregated from the community.
There are still people living in state institutions today. And, it has been questioned as to whether states violate the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) when they limit the number of participants to home and community based waiver programs. However, states chose to participate in these programs. Our best hope is to get statutes changed at the federal level.
- Family Home
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What is a Family Home?
- Assisted Living
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What is Assisted Living?
- Foster Homes
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What is a foster home?
- Additional Information
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