Stay in your own home, on your own terms
Hands-on daily-living support for adults who want to keep living in their own home and community rather than move somewhere more restrictive.
What this service is
Individual community living support (ICLS) is for adults who can live on their own with the right help at the right moments. Staff visit on a regular schedule and work through the person’s day with them: medications, meals, appointments, bills, the bus route, the pharmacy.
The service is deliberately flexible. Some people need a daily check-in; others need a few focused hours a week. We build the schedule around the person’s life, and adjust it as their needs change.
What a typical plan covers
- Help managing medications, appointments, and health routines
- Support with meals, shopping, and household tasks
- Assistance with budgeting, bills, mail, and paperwork
- Getting around: transit, errands, and community activities
- Monitoring of health, safety, and well-being at home
- Coordination with family, case managers, and healthcare providers
A good fit when
Setting, schedule, and funding
Hands-on support to stay home, in your own neighborhood.Goldenview Housing Services
Things families and case managers ask us
How is ICLS different from individualized home supports?
ICLS focuses on hands-on support to get through daily life and stay safely at home. Individualized home supports with training focuses on teaching and practicing skills toward greater independence. Many people benefit from both, and we deliver both.
Does the person need to live alone?
No. ICLS can be provided to someone living alone, with roommates, or with family, as long as the support is focused on the individual.
Can the schedule change?
Yes. Plans are reviewed regularly, and hours can be increased or reduced with the case manager as the person’s needs shift.
Services that work alongside this one
Most people receive a combination of services under one plan. See all eight.
Ask about community living support for someone you know
Call, email, or send a referral. A person answers within one business day and helps you figure out which services fit and how to get them authorized.