Our supportive-living homes are single-family houses, the same kind a family might own. Residential neighborhoods. Lawns, sidewalks, mail carriers, neighbors. Each home is shared by one to three adults with their own bedrooms and round-the-clock staff. We do not run institutional buildings, and we do not pretend to.
Sandy
A 4-bedroom ranch home on a quiet residential street near 9000 South. Three resident bedrooms, ground-floor master available. Walking distance to a neighborhood park and a TRAX line.
Murray
A 3-bedroom split-level near downtown Murray. Two resident bedrooms; small enclosed backyard. Close to TRAX, Intermountain Medical Center, and a busy weekend farmer's market.
West Jordan
A 4-bedroom rambler on a corner lot in a residential subdivision. Three resident bedrooms; finished basement with shared craft room. Quiet street, walkable to a public library branch.
A note on photos and addresses. We do not publish street addresses for resident privacy. Real photographs of each home are coming once we have completed our launch shoot. If you would like to see a home in person, that conversation happens during intake.
Every resident has their own bedroom. Furniture, posters, photos, music. The bedroom belongs to the resident.
Living room, dining room, kitchen, yard. Used like a real family uses them. Not on a schedule.
At least one direct support professional in the house, every minute, every day. Overnight staff are awake when the residents need it.
Trained staff, secure medication storage, and coordinated visits to PCPs, dentists, and specialists.
Day program, work, doctor visits, family visits, weekend life. A mix of staffed transport and TRAX where it works.
Holidays, birthdays, weekend trips, video calls during dinner. Family is part of the rhythm, not an exception.
We serve Salt Lake County. Click a city to see what placement looks like there.
Home visits are part of our intake process. We do not place anyone we have not met.
