Family living support - Lifehouse provides in-home training for clients who either want a head start on independent living skills, are waiting for a group home opening, or do not want to live in a group home. This option gives families a chance to get comfortable with the idea of their children becoming more independent. Services are for a maximum of one year if funded by the Regional Center.

Community living - Counseling and support to individuals living in their own apartments.

Supported living - Daily training by counselors to those with greater needs who live in Lifehouse facilities. On-site counselors are on call 24 hours daily.

Senior programs - Apartment living with daily assistance and nursing support that allows older adults to continue living independently. On-site counselors are on call 24 hours daily.

Independent living skills - Four group homes with overnight staff offer training for independent living. Most clients can them move to their own apartments.

Intermediate care facilities - Four group homes providing comprehensive support to individuals with severe cognitive and physical disabilities. Residents have the opportunity to live as independently as possible with outings in the community, communication training, physical therapy and nursing care.

Teen Recreation Integration Program (TRIP) - TRIP is a unique recreation program for young people with developmental disabilities, ages 13-22, which allows them to participate in social and recreational activities that are similar to those of typically developing teens and young people who go out in the community and engage in activities with their friends. TRIP utilizes small groups of 2-3 participants, a Recreation Coach and a teen mentor, who is a peer of the participants and an individual who does not have a developmental disability. The activities are community based and determined by the participants’ interests and preferences. TRIP provides the context within which friendships have the potential to develop. TRIP has been providing recreation opportunities for young people with developmental disabilities in Marin County for over two years. Now TRIP is expanding to serve young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders thanks to Autism Speaks. For more information, please contact Mike Sus at (415) 472-2373 ext. 310.

Additional services - recreational programs promotion of housing opportunities, client advocacy, community information and referrals to other agencies.