More information on our CARF Accredited programs can be found below. We offer residential care and respite services for adults and children with developmental, behavioural, mental, and physical disabilities. Some of our homes are wheelchair accessible.
Applegate resident home supports full-time adults with developmental and physical disabilities, and is custom-built with full wheelchair access. The morning staff prepares residents for the day program activities provided in the home. There is an awake residential worker at night and the on-call manager can be contacted if there is an emergency or if extra help is required.
Hilchey I is a two-story home that supports children in residential care. The children attend public school according to their educational plan. This home has a fenced backyard with a nice lawn for outdoor play. It is not wheelchair accessible.
Hilchey II is a rancher-type home for respite children with behavioural challenges. The bedrooms have basic, minimal furnishings to help with overstimulated individuals. The children attend public school according to their educational plan and day program activities are provided if school is not in session. This home has a fenced backyard with a nice lawn for outdoor play. It is not wheelchair accessible.
South Island Highway is a two-story home for adults with disabilities. The main floor is utilized for individuals in wheelchairs, while the upper floor is for adults receiving respite services. A portable lift as well as hospital beds are available in the home. There is a long-paved driveway for smooth, short walks. This home has a fenced backyard with a nice lawn for outdoor play.
Jones home is used for respite children with developmental disabilities. It has 6 bedrooms each with their own washrooms. 1 out of 2 shared bathrooms and 5 out of 6 bedrooms have a ceiling lift. The children may attend public school according to educational plans. Day program activities are provided if school is not in session. The back yard is fenced in with a nice lawn for outside play.
Alder I is a two-story home that supports children in residential care with developmental and behavioural challenges. The children attend public school according to their educational plan. This home has a fenced backyard with a nice lawn for outdoor play. It is not wheelchair accessible.
The mission of CARF is to promote the quality, value, and optimal outcomes of services through a consultative accreditation process that centres on enhancing the lives of the persons served.