Group homes

Their own front door, and neighbors who know their name.

Privacy, choices, friendships, and a place in the community.

A row of three of our homes, gray cabins with wooden steps, with snowy mountains in the distance

What our homes are like

Some people picture a group home as an institution with bedrooms. That's not what we're building. Person-centered care means the individual has a say, and so do the people they'd live with.

Our homes

Every home is different, because every person is.

More independent units

For people who need more space and privacy.

Shared homes

With roommates, where friendships and social skills can grow.

A quiet, nature-centered setting

Peaceful surroundings, chosen on purpose.

The bright, open kitchen and living room inside one of our homes

Finding the right fit

The right fit matters more than a fast one.

We'd rather wait than fill a bed too quickly. A move is a decision for the new person and for the people already living there, and the move can be gradual when that works better.

Home and work together

Home is where the rest of life starts.

Many people who live in our homes head out each morning to a job at one of our inclusive businesses or to day hab, then come home to people who know them.

"In general, from living at Nadon Family Home, he's just become much more independent and more self-confident. And particularly since he started working… He takes pride in his work which really shows. And he just seems so much happier."
A parent of an NFH team member

Come see what home looks like.

Book a call and we'll answer your questions. If it feels right, we'll set up a Meet & Greet so you can meet the team and visit in person.