The vulnerable adults we support live in private residences of their choosing. We walk alongside each individual and their family through the housing process, offering guidance and support every step of the way. Our team has extensive experience working with local housing authorities and can help manage the housing search if needed. If cost of living is a concern, we may also be able to help connect clients with compatible roommates, when appropriate.

Support is thoughtfully tailored to the unique needs of each person we serve. Some individuals may only need occasional check-ins, while others may benefit from 24-hour staffing. Before services begin, a meeting with Washington’s Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) helps establish the initial level of support. As needs evolve, we regularly review and adjust support plans to ensure continued comfort, safety, and independence.

Each member of the Supportive Living NW team undergoes a background check and drug screening and completes 75 hours of training before working directly with clients. We take confidentiality seriously: no information is shared without a signed release from the client or their guardian, unless otherwise permitted by law. DDA employees may access client files as part of their regular work with us, in accordance with privacy standards.