Developmental Disabilities

Our program serves adults with developmental disabilities

such as autism, cerebral palsy, and Down’s syndrome who

yearn for successful independence and have much to

offer their community.  

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Developmental Disabilities

With one out of every 100 children in our nation diagnosed with Autism, CCS recognizes that this population will need support as they grow into adulthood, especially once their families are no longer able to meet their special needs.

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Our Original Mission

CCS’s original mission was to improve the lives of adults with developmental and physical disabilities living in residential facilities. Today, our program continues to serve these adults by helping them live in the most independent environment possible and give them what everyone deserves: the support of a loving family.

We provide case management, life skills training, social outings, assistance with medical and recreational needs, as well as ongoing support. Most importantly, we help certify families as host homes providers who become extended family to the individuals in care.

Developmental disabilities

Why Become a Host Home Provider?

A host home is similar to a foster home. A trained and capable host home provider becomes extended family to the individuals in their care. Interested in joining the family? Fill out this form now.

“I see the needs for displaced individual in the community and would love to help with me having a space for someone and helping them with love and care they needed, treating them as a part of my family.”

“I wanted to do something that lined up with my calling to serve others. This opportunity also allowed me to work from home and help my family.”

“It is purely from a humanitarian point of view and my spouse happen to be a nurse and she was involved in humanitarian situations as a nurse. Our experience so far is very satisfying and could not be any better. We are glad to be a part of it. Our resident now is considered to be part of our family.”

Developmental disabilities

Why Become a Host Home Provider?

A Host Home is similar to a foster home. A trained and capable Host Home Provider becomes extended family to the individuals in their care. Interested in joining the family? Fill out this form now.

“I see the needs for displaced individual in the community and would love to help with me having a space for someone and helping them with love and care they needed, treating them as a part of my family.”

“I wanted to do something that lined up with my calling to serve others. This opportunity also allowed me to work from home and help my family.”

“It is purely from a humanitarian point of view and my spouse happen to be a nurse and she was involved in humanitarian situations as a nurse. Our experience so far is very satisfying and could not be any better. We are glad to be a part of it. Our resident now is considered to be part of our family.”