A home where care meets comfort
24/7 support and supervision
Caregivers are available around the clock to ensure safety and well-being.
Community integration
We encourage social engagement and community participation for all residents.
Adult Foster Care (AFC) offers a safe and supportive living environment for adults who require supervision and assistance with daily activities. Our program ensures that individuals receive compassionate care in a nurturing home setting, promoting dignity, independence, and quality of life.
Compassionate care in a home setting
We match individuals with trained caregivers who provide daily support, companionship, and assistance with personal care. Our goal is to create a stable and loving environment where adults can thrive.
Daily living support
Help with bathing, dressing, meals, and medication reminders in a home-like setting.
Safe and nurturing environment
Caregivers provide emotional support and supervision to ensure safety and comfort.
Personalized care plans
Each individual receives a care plan tailored to their unique needs and preferences.
Family-style living
Residents enjoy the comfort of a home with the support of a dedicated caregiver.
Personalized support for every individual
Our AFC program is built around the belief that every adult deserves respect, autonomy, and compassionate care. We work closely with families and caregivers to ensure the best outcomes for our clients.
- Individualized care plans based on medical, emotional, and social needs.
- Ongoing caregiver training and support to maintain high-quality care.
Compassionate caregivers
Caregivers are carefully selected and trained to provide respectful, empathetic care.
Holistic support
We address physical, emotional, and social well-being through integrated care.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Adults who need daily assistance with personal care and supervision due to physical, mental, or developmental conditions may qualify.
AFC is provided in a private home setting with a trained caregiver, not in an institutional facility.
Yes, caregivers receive training and are regularly monitored by healthcare professionals to ensure quality care.
In some cases, family members can be approved as caregivers if they meet program requirements.