Support Homes

Support homes are homes in which an individual with a developmental disability typically shares with a roommate or volunteer family. The defining characteristic of the support home is that the overnight support is provided by a person/people who also share the home. Support home models include both approved home and supportive roommates. The Good Samaritan Society ensures that the relationship between the client, approved home provider and service provider is beneficial to enhancing the clients quality of life. Our staff regularly monitor the service delivery for each individual. For those still residing in the family home, community support workers support the family and the individual by working towards specific goals. A community support worker can provide assistance with problem solving, direct support, and by linking families to support networks. These services can be delivered to families whose services and eligibility fall under the Ministry of Childrens Services.

Families whose services and eligibility fall under the Ministry of Childrens Services.

Individual with a developmental disability

Call (780) 431-3703, or use the website.

Phone

(780) 431-3703

Website

https://gss.org/services/programs-for-persons-with-developmental-disabilities/