Operates numerous affordable senior independent living communities throughout northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan. Some communities have apartments for those with qualifying disabilities.

Provides assistance with residential services for adults with developmental disabilities

Maintains information about residential living options for people with disabilities including group homes, foster care, intermediate care, or semi-independent living residences. Connects people with appropriate residential facilities when possible.

Planning for Home Supports is built around the individual with a disability or the family's/guardians wants and needs. They may want to live in their own home, in an apartment, with family, or they may want to live and share expenses with roommates. Supports may include hiring a provider who can help with living skills, transportation assistance, or purchasing adaptive equipment. There are a variety of funds available to help pay living expenses, including Medicaid. KCBDD can help individuals apply for residential services funding, or to plan a budget for the things they need.

Provide in-home support and coaching to families with children under 3 years old. Arrange support for people 3 years old and up through their lifetime, if needed. Provide funding to individuals so they can choose provider agencies who support them to engage in their community through day services, recreation and employment.

Provide in-home support and coaching to families with children under 3 years old. Arrange support for people 3 years old and up through their lifetime, if needed. Provide funding to individuals so they can choose provider agencies who support them to engage in their community through day services, recreation and employment.

Providing assistance services to individuals with disabilities with home-based needs, services include adult day health programs, residential placement, independent skills instruction, social skills training, self advocacy and supported living services