Mission and vision
Independence and dignity, inside the family home.
Our mission. To provide adults with developmental disabilities and their families with the expert coordination, advocacy, and guidance needed to discover, connect with, and navigate community resources, sustaining a life of independence and dignity within the family home.
Our vision. Communities across North LA County where no family has to choose between staying together and getting the support they need, and where cultural or linguistic barriers never stand in the way of access.
Core values
What drives us.
Person-centered care
We build every plan around your personal goals, choices, and daily routines. The plan follows the person, never the other way round.
Cultural responsiveness
We honor every family’s native language, culture, and values, and we match coordinators accordingly.
Sustainable stability
We partner with aging caregivers to create lasting support networks that hold up long after our involvement ends.
Leadership structure
Who is behind your plan.
Our team brings together decades of expertise in executive healthcare operations, business administration, and real estate and community advisement. We operate under a clear, multi-tiered supervisory structure designed to deliver high-quality, reliable, and compliant services across every household we serve.
Our executive team oversees regulatory compliance, agency management, and quality assurance standards.
Managing Director. Leads strategic growth, administrative integrity, and agency operations, ensuring that all services adhere to state guidelines, Regional Center mandates, and high standards of ethical care.
Program Director. Manages service delivery, staff coaching, and family intake protocols. Drawing on a background in health operations and person-centered planning, the Program Director ensures every support plan is tailored to foster real-world independence and stability.
The primary link between families, Regional Center Service Coordinators, and community agencies. Lead Coordinators conduct face-to-face assessments in the primary family home, build customized support plans, and guide families through community resource applications including IHSS, housing assistance, Social Security, and local transit.
Direct Support Professionals deliver hands-on, one-on-one coaching in the home and out in the community, in the family’s primary language. Every team member completes a full background clearance and ongoing specialized training before working with a family.
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Regional coverage
Three valleys, one office, in your living room.
Our office sits on Owensmouth Avenue in Canoga Park, but the work happens in homes, at bus stops, and inside county offices across the NLACRC catchment area.
- San Fernando Valley
West Valley: Canoga Park, Winnetka, West Hills. East Valley: Pacoima, Arleta, North Hills, and surrounding areas.
- Santa Clarita Valley
Full coverage across the SCV service area.
- Antelope Valley
Full coverage across the AV service area.
Ready to talk about your family?
Call us at (818) 253-9040 or send a message. We respond within one business day, and referrals get an initial family contact within two.