About US

Established in 1983, Supportive Living Services is an organization that provides support to individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism whose Mission is “we believe every person should live the best life possible”. 

Lifesharing

Lifesharing provides an opportunity for an individual diagnosed with an intellectual disability or autism spectrum disorder to live in the home of a family or adult in the community. The goal of the service is to provide the care and support the individual needs but also promote independence. Individuals receiving this service will work with their Lifesharing provider to build relationships, make everyday choices, identify and meet goals of independence, and live a lifestyle they are comfortable with. This service affords individuals the opportunity to become active members of the family and the community in which they live.

Qualifications: 

Must be 18 years of age

Criminal clearances for all house residents 18 years of age and over 

General physical for all residents in home who are 6 months of age and over 

Current PA drivers license 

Motor vehicle record 

Must provide home and motor vehicle insurance 

Adequate and appropriate living space in your home, including a non-shared bedroom 

Stability, patience, kindness and love 

Transportation 

Sensitivity to others needs 

Commitment to working closely with Supportive Living Services and county and state agency representatives 

Participation in training (Initial and annual- 24 hours needed annually)

Benefits

Competitive Monthly Stipend

30 days of respite

24/7 On-call support 

Independent contractor