Our Programs
Home Life has several residential programs each operated by a separate Program Coordinator and overseen by a Program Director. Eight group homes, a Supported Living program and our VOC/ATE program serve approximately 60 plus people with disabilities in Benton County. Each program promotes independent living skills and community integration. Home Life is a second family to many of the clients, therefore, we strive to serve our clients through each stage of life. Our programs continue to evolve and change to meet the needs of the new generation as well as our aging population.
CoHo Flat
"Coho is a community of 34 homes, a combination two, three and four bedroom flats and two and three bedroom townhomes” (CoHo Eco Village). Home Life serves three clients at the CoHo Flat. Clients are able to join others in the common house to participate in shared meals on a regular basis and meet to plan, play, and party. Cohousing provides community integration for adults with developmental disabilities and a place for our clients to contribute to a larger community.
Woods House
The Woods house, once known as the Duplex, serves three clients. Clients have their own bedroom, share bathrooms, and enjoy a large living space with a yard.
Koebel House
Koebel House, formerly known as 25th Street House, serves seven individuals. Clients have their own bedrooms and all but one share a bathroom.
Mumford House
Mumford House is named in honor of Martha Mumford who dedicated many years of her life to helping individuals with developmental disabilities. Mumford house is home to eight clients, most of whom are over fifty years of age.
Supported Living
The Supported Living Program serves seventeen clients who live in their own homes. The level of support provided is based on individual needs and preferences and may include up to 24-hour support from roommates, neighbors, family and friends. Supported Living strives to promote building friendships, increasing recreation and leisure activities and learning socilization skills. The philosophy of Supported Living is to foster independence.
Robinson House