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Reach Services - Helping Adults with Disabilities

REACH Residential Services

Everyone should have a say in where and how they live. That’s our Supported Living philosophy. 

At REACH, we believe that everyone deserves a place to call home. Our dedicated residential services empower participants to discover the ideal living spaces and vibrant communities that suit their unique needs.

Dreaming of a safe and comfortable home that truly reflects you? With REACH Supported Living Services (SLS), your vision can become reality! Our dedicated team is here to help coordinate the support you need, 24/7, so you can thrive in your own space.

We’ll dive deep into your lifestyle, interests, and ideal living environment. Then, we listen closely to your emotional, physical, cultural, and intellectual needs. Because at the end of the day, your home is a reflection of who you are!

We connect our participants at REACH to a diverse housing solution that suits your needs, offering around-the-clock support when necessary.

Let us be your guide in finding the perfect home that fits for your unique wants and needs. With our extensive connections and resources, we help participants find their ideal home in just a few steps.

REACH Residential Services FAQs

Who is Eligible for Residential Help from REACH?

REACH Residential Services participants must be 18 years of age and up, expressed either directly or through an advocate, the desire to live in his/her own home, and must be a current client of a Regional Center, a private, non-profit organization that contracts with the California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) to fund and administer services to people with developmental disabilities.

What payments do you accept?

We are paid through Regional Centers, private payment from the client, and/or Medicare.

What are Regional Centers?

The Regional Centers are private, nonprofit organizations that contract with the California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) to fund and administer services to people with developmental disabilities. The Regional Center links each consumer with a service coordinator, who provides case management for the consumer and assists the person in finding and arranging services.

What is the difference between ILS and SLS?

Independent Living Services (ILS) are typically used by adults who have some self-help skills but need help with some tasks. A person who uses ILS typically spends a great deal of time on his/her own without support.

SLS services are typically for a person with a developmental disability (“consumer”) who is 18 years of age or older, is a client of a Regional Center, and expresses, either directly or through an advocate, the desire to live in his/her own home.

Contact REACH Services

To get started with any of the REACH services, please contact us and introduce yourself. We’d love to hear about you and start a conversation.

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Reach Services - Helping Adults with Disabilities

Home is Where You Can Be Yourself