Supported Living
Supported living addresses the desires, goals, strengths, abilities, needs, health, safety, and life span issues of persons usually living in their own homes. Supported living services are generally long-term in nature but may change in scope, duration, intensity, or location as the needs and preferences of individuals change over time. Supported living refers to the support services provided to the person served, not the residence in which these services are provided. Although the residence will generally be owned, rented, or leased by the person who lives there, the organization may occasionally rent or lease an apartment when the person served is unable to do so. Supported living programs may be referred to as supported living services, independent living, supportive living, semi-independent living, and apartment living.
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