NBACL - Home Life

Supported living is about people having choice, a decent and secure home, personalized supports, and opportunities to develop relationships and participate in the broader community in which they live. NBACL Social Inclusion facilitators have a number of important roles in helping people plan for and live in a home of their own through a supported living arrangement. These include helping people: Identify where and with whom they want to live and the supports that will be required to establish and maintain a supported living arrangement; Recruit and screen for private support providers (this may include live in roommates, neighbours, hourly paid support workers, etc.); Identify and secure other supports, including technologies and accommodations that allow people to live with more independence, or to have the ability to request support when it is required; and Identify opportunities for adequate and affordable housing, including facilitating access to government housing programs if necessary. Social Inclusion facilitators provide ongoing monitoring of supported living arrangements to help to ensure a persons safety and the adequacy of supports in the home and provide assistance should an emergency arise.

Individuals with an intellectual disability

Call (506) 453-4400, or use the website.

Phone

(506) 453-4400

Website

https://nbacl.nb.ca/supports/home-life/