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    IDD Residential Program

    Providing long-term residential support for adults (18+) with intellectual or developmental disabilities in a group living setting. A referral is not required for enrollment.

    Program Overview

    The goal of the IDD Residential Program is to provide long-term residential support in community living arrangements for individuals with a primary diagnosis of an intellectual and/or developmental disability. Clients are integrated into the community by our dedicated and caring staff by providing care following the “Everyday Lives” principles, promoting self-determination, and meeting each individual’s unique need and lifestyle.

    Eligibility Requirements
    Primary diagnosis of IDD

    Ages 18 or older

    Identified funding source
    Get in Touch

      Please use this form to Get In Touch with us about your non-emergency questions. In the event of an emergency or mental health crisis, please call 911 or your local county crisis center (click here for a list)

      Point of Contact

      Please contact us to learn more or to enroll in this program:

      Lesli Miller
      IDD Residential Manager
      (412) 447-0128

      Or use the contact from on this page.

      For a program brochure, please go here.

      How Can I Help?
      Accepted Pay
      • Consolidated Waiver funding from Westmoreland, Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler and various neighboring counties within the Southwestern region of Pennsylvania.
      • Private funding sources
      • Self-pay

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      Adult Behavior Support Services
      Providing direct and indirect behavior support services for individuals with an Autism Spectrum Disorder or Intellectual Disability.
      Lifesharing
      Providing support for families and/or host families that have adults with developmental disabilities in their homes.
      The Bridge Program
      A community-based program for young adults (17-21 years old) whose transition needs are beyond the scope of the traditional classroom setting.
      Facility Based Vocational Rehabilitation (FBVR)
      Providing vocational and community opportunities that promote independence, enhance life skills, and develop valuable connections. NorthCo Vocational Training Center is a state licensed and county monitored facility that provides integrated social, volunteer, and vocational activities.