Our Residential Support Models

Peak Support Services specializes in three different types of residential support models: Host Homes, Supported Living, and Family Caregiver environments:

Host Home

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A Host Home is a type of shared living arrangement where individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) live with a care giver or family, called a host home provider. The participant lives with a Host Home provider and their family, sharing daily life and making the home their sole residence. The host home provider offers a supportive living environment and assistance in completion of activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, laundry, cooking, etc.

Supported Living

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Supported Living service supports people with I/DD living on their own, or with a small group, while being fully supported by staff or provider, from a distance – meaning the Provider does not live with them, but is regularly present and/or available to help with personal care, access into the community for medical appointments, transportation, mentorship, and independent living skills. Supported Living Services also provides money management/training.

Family Caregiver

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The Family Caregiver model is a service option that allows people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) to receive services from family members in their home or other community settings. Family Caregiver Support Services plays an important role in keeping families together by providing much-needed support and Respite to mothers, fathers, siblings, or any family or friend who are the primary caregiver(s) to the program participant.