Supported Living Services in Washington State
Serving Pierce, Spokane, and Clark Counties
At Hope Human Services, we believe every individual deserves to live with dignity, independence, and the right amount of support to thrive. Our supported living for adults with disabilities helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities live safely in their own homes while receiving personalized, person-centered care.
Our Supported Living Services
Supported Living through Hope Human Services means help that fits the person, not a one‑size‑fits‑all program. Tap a card to see how each type of support works, depending on individual needs. Our services include:
Is Supported Living Right for You or Your Loved One?
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Start ServicesEligibility for Supported Living services in Washington is determined through Washington's Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA). If you're unsure whether you or your loved one qualifies, our team can help walk through the DDA waiver process and figure out next steps together.
To get started, individuals or families typically reach out directly or are referred through a case manager, hospital, or other community provider. We're happy to help however that referral comes in.
Supported Living
vs. Group Homes
Both options provide support for individuals with disabilities, but they look different day to day:
Supported Living
allows individuals to live in their own home or apartment with support tailored to their specific needs and level of independence.
Group Homes
provide a shared residential setting with more structured, on-site supervision, often better suited for individuals who need more consistent, hands-on care.
Choosing between the two comes down to how much independence someone can safely manage and what kind of daily support will help them thrive. Our team can help talk through which option makes the most sense for your situation.
Ready to Learn More About Supported Living Openings?
Our team is here to answer questions and help you take the next step, whether you're just exploring options or ready to start services.
Frequently asked questions.
What is supported living?
Supported living is a type of residential service that helps individuals with disabilities live independently in their own homes or apartments, with tailored assistance for daily activities like medication management, meal preparation, and community involvement.
What's the difference between supported living and independent living?
Independent living involves little to no outside support, while Supported Living provides consistent, person-centered assistance in areas like health management, life skills, and community integration, while still allowing individuals to live in their own space.
Who qualifies for supported living services in Washington?
Eligibility for Supported Living is determined through Washington’s Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA). Our team can help guide you through the DDA waiver process to determine if you or your loved one qualifies.