Day Program Services

Day Services include daytime supervision and training to develop and maintain community living skills, social skills, communication skills, and self-help skills. 

The purpose of our day services is:

• Be a part of our community.

• To give back to the community through service. 

• Stay physically active.

• Have social experiences & develop friendships.

• Learn independence.

• Have FUN!

Host Home Services

Host homes are out-of-home placements for a short or extended period of time within the private home of a trained family. Host home services is an alternative to an institutional setting or group home setting and may include additional services depending on individual needs.

For Potential Clients and Their Families Interested in HH Services:

Our host home services provide support so families and caretakers can create a safe and loving family setting for those in need.

LiV Host Home is a great alternative to a traditional group home setting.  Those who wish to live in a host home are placed in a safe, supportive home with certified families.  These host home families provide supervision, support and meaningful life and family experiences. To ensure the highest quality of care and safety all LiV Host Home providers go through a certification process. Prospective host homes must pass background checks, meet home inspection standards (both internally and through the state), and provide strong recommendations. 

For Those who may Become Potential Host Homes:

We are looking for people who are interested in being a host home provider for a person with a disability. This position is ideal for those who enjoy caring for others. We are looking for those who can provide a safe, clean caring environment, able to build rapport, support, and advocate for a person with disabilities.

Host Home is a contracted position with us. You can still work with us as an employee (coaching) and work as a contracted HHS provider with us. Monthly payment for host home services are determined based on the level of care needed for the individual. You will receive two payments:
• Room and Board payment +
• Daily rate for each day the individual is in your care.

Supported Living

Supported living provides support, supervision, socialization, personal care, training and assistance in order to help people live as independently as possible. This service is often for those who live alone in their own homes, with roommates, or a spouse and includes help with various activities of daily living necessary for an individual to maintain a self-directed life within the community.

Examples of supported living can include, but not limited to:

• Going out on community outings and activities.

• Teaching shopping skills.

• Teaching meal planning and preparation.

• Teaching home care skills.

• Attending classes or activities.

• Having FUN!