Community Living
Community Living Services gives you support to live as independently as possible in your home and community by:
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Finding and keeping housing
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Making choices and speaking up for yourself
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Getting involved in your community
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Staying safe and healthy
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Going to the doctor and following care instructions
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Keeping your home clean and safe
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Planning and cooking meals
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Managing your money and paying bills
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Making decisions and planning your day
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Shopping and using money wisely
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Planning transportation
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Mobility training
Our Services
Community or in-home support services individualized to meet your specific needs up to 24 hours a day, and usually involving a live-in support person who shares a home with you, assisting with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or eating.
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Helping people with intellectual/developmental disabilities live as independently as possible and experience lifestyles and living situations similar to people without disabilities. This program provides one-on-one support to help maintain an independent lifestyle in your own or your family’s home.
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This program is for people who live at home with their family. A trained support staff member will work with you and your family to create a plan for the help and resources you need. The goal is to make sure more people—especially in under-served communities—can get the support they deserve.
Housing Assistance Services (HAS)
Support, assistance, and coordination for individuals with their housing search and application processes, and other activities and processes associated with an individual’s transition to stable housing.
Ask for Itzel Dominguez 760.729.3866
For additional information about Community Living Services please contact:
Carmen Stoll, SLS Supervisor or Iliana Keenan, ILS/CFS Supervisor
at 760-729-3866 or email us at info@communityinterfaceservices.org.
