Your Community. Your Choice
Explore our North Carolina Behavioral health services, including Alternative Family Living (AFL), residential supports, day programs, supported employment, and community living services. Person-centered and Medicaid-compliant.
Programs and Support
AFL / Adult Foster Living
Community-based residential services that support health, safety, independence, and skill development in integrated settings.
Supportive Living
Individualized assistance to help individuals live safely and independently in their own homes focusing on daily living supports, health and safety oversight and skill building while promoting choice, dignity, and community.
Community Living & Supports
Services focused on increasing independence,self-care, communication,and participation in community life.
Day Supports
(Coming Soon)
Community-based residential services that support health, safety, independence, and skill development in integrated settings.
Who We Serve and How It Works
We provide person-centered supports for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and behavioral health needs who are seeking services in their home or community.
Our approach focuses on building daily living skills, promoting independence, and supporting meaningful participation in everyday life.
How Services Are Accessed
​Our services are provided through a combination of:
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Medicaid-funded services through LME/MCOs and Tailored Plans
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Partnerships with managed care organizations
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Private pay options for eligible services
Availability and eligibility may vary based on funding source, service needs, and capacity.
Alternative Family Living
​What AFL Providers Receive
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Monthly compensation based on the individual’s level of support
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Ongoing case management and clinical oversight
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Training, resources, and compliance guidance
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24/7 on-call support from our agency
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The opportunity to make a meaningful difference in someone’s daily life
Who this opportunity is for
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Individuals or families interested in supporting adults with behavioral health in their personal home
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Homeowners or renters with a stable living environment and available bedroom space
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Caregivers, professionals, or community members seeking meaningful, purpose-driven work
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Those willing to meet NC DHHS, LME/MCO, and agency requirements for AFL services
