North Carolina
Residential Supports
Residential Supports in North Carolina provide individualized care and supervision in a group home or alternative family living setting, with a focus on safety, dignity, and community participation.
Who this service is for
- Adults with I/DD needing 24-hour residential support
- Individuals best served in a group home or AFL setting
- Families seeking stable, person-centered residential care
What's included
- 24-hour residential supervision and support
- Personal care and daily living help
- Skill building toward greater independence
- Community participation and activities
- Coordination with healthcare and other supports
What this supports
- A safe, stable home
- Consistent, well-trained staff
- Active community life
How to start
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Reach out.
Call us at (901) 383-9193 or use the contact form. Tell us a little about the person and what kind of support you're looking for.
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We'll help connect you with the right team.
Our team will help determine whether Residential Supports may fit, what funding pathways apply, and what information we'll need to move forward.
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Assessment and planning.
If the service is a good fit, we'll work with the person, family, and care team on assessment, intake documents, and a plan that reflects the person's goals.
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Begin support.
Once everything is in place, services begin. Plans are reviewed regularly so support can grow with the person.
Frequently asked questions
What's an alternative family living (AFL) setting?
AFL places an individual in a family home with a contracted provider who delivers daily support, similar to Tennessee's Family Model. It's an alternative to group homes.
How are homes chosen?
Placements are based on the person's needs, preferences, compatibility with housemates, and availability. We work to make it a real fit.
Can a person move between residential options?
Yes, when it makes sense for the person and the team agrees. The home is not meant to be a one-way placement.
Not sure which service fits?