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Helping Hands Residential Services
A support professional helping the adult she supports carry groceries into the home.

What we provide

Services built around everyday life.

Each service below works the same way: what it is, who it helps, what support may include, and how to ask for it.

Four adults of different ages tending raised beds together in a neighborhood community garden.

Service 01

Community and in-home supports

What it is

Hands-on help with the parts of daily life that make a home work: routines, household tasks, safety awareness and getting to where you need to be.

Who it helps

Adults who want to stay in their own home or community setting, with support that fits their actual routine.

What support may include

  • Daily living and household skills
  • Getting to appointments, errands and shopping
  • Organization and safety awareness
  • Support built around an individual service plan
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An adult practicing a household skill with a support professional at the kitchen counter.

Service 02

Independent living and skill development

What it is

Structured practice with the skills that make independence hold up day to day.

Who it helps

People building toward living more on their own, or maintaining independence they already have.

What support may include

  • Budgeting and money management
  • Meal planning and grocery shopping
  • Communication and self-advocacy
  • Household responsibilities and problem solving
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We list only what we are currently set up to deliver. Anything still in development says so, clearly, next to its name.

How we describe our services

A quiet residential street at dusk with modest houses and warm light in one window.

Service 03

Community integration

What it is

Support getting out into the community and staying connected to it.

Who it helps

Anyone whose goals include work, classes, appointments, faith communities or the people already in their life.

What support may include

  • Transportation to work, school or appointments
  • Introductions to community groups and activities
  • Support building and keeping relationships
  • Practice navigating public spaces safely
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Two adults in a calm one to one conversation at a plain table, one listening closely.

Service 04

Behavioral professional services

When authorized

What it is

Assessment and planning support for behavior, offered when we are operating with the appropriate authorization.

Who it helps

Individuals and caregivers who need a structured behavior support plan, and staff who need training to carry it out consistently.

What support may include

  • Assessment and positive behavior support planning
  • Consultation and data review
  • Caregiver and staff training
  • Progress monitoring

Offered only when we are authorized and appropriately qualified to provide it.

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An empty, softly lit room in an ordinary house with daylight across a bare wooden floor.
Illustrative only. Helping Hands does not operate a residential program yet.

Service 05

Residential services

In development

What it is

A licensed residential program, currently part of our long-term plan and not yet operating.

Who it helps

This section describes where we are headed, not a service you can request today.

What support may include

Once licensed, a residential setting built around the same person-centered approach used across our other services. Details will be published as the program is approved.

We are not accepting residential placements. This program is not yet licensed or operating.

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Service area

Where we currently serve

We currently serve [ service area ] . This area expands as our staffing and programs grow, so check back or ask us directly if you are just outside it.

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Looking for support?

Tell us a little about what you need. We will tell you honestly whether we can help.

No medical details needed
A few sentences is enough to start.
Straight answers
We say so if we are not the right fit.
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