Ezechial’s story is a powerful example of why DDAM matters. Through AbleLight’s Supported Living program, he is able to live independently in a supportive community where he feels valued and empowered. Watch his journey that shows how access to the right resources and a dedicated support network can help overcome the barriers, creating opportunities for connection, growth, and belonging.
Shining a Light on Ezechial’s Independence Journey Read More »
Transportation is more than a convenience, it’s a vital component of independence, inclusion, and well-being. For people with developmental disabilities, having reliable, accessible transportation unlocks opportunities that others may take for granted.
Transportation: A Pathway to Independence and Inclusion Read More »
AbleLight’s Supported Living Services (SLS), sometimes called Independent Living Services, offer customized support for individuals with developmental disabilities where they need it most – at home and in their local communities. Our goal is to foster an environment where the individuals we support can flourish, grow their skills, and gain independence.
Unlocking Independence with Supported Living Services Read More »
Meet Pam, a woman supported by 24/7 care through AbleLight’s Supported Living Services and is happy and thriving in her own home.
Pam thrives with Supported Living Services Read More »
Meet Deborah, a nonverbal woman that has been described as cantankerous and uncooperative. That is, until AbleLight DSPs began providing her supported living services in her home.
Deborah flourishes with Direct Support Professionals who care Read More »
In 2019, Marilyn found AbleLight’s Supported Living Services for her autistic grandson, Carl. Read more of this story about independence and peace of mind.
Supported Living: Providing independence and peace of mind Read More »
Whether you’re looking at colleges for yourself or helping a loved one choose a program, here are some tips to keep in mind when choosing a college program that supports learning disabilities.
Choosing a college program that will support your learning disability Read More »
You’ve protected them for the past 18 years. Now, how do you help them explore the independence of adulthood while avoiding the pitfalls?
Top 3 changes to prepare for when your disabled child turns 18 Read More »
The following guest post is from Patti Van Arsdale, a parent of two young adults who recently moved into AbleLight Cornerstone Village in Victoria, Minn.
A Mom opens up about empowering sons’ independence Read More »
Dreams belong to everyone, including people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. But sometimes individuals with I/DD can use a little help in imagining the possibilities and making those dreams come true.
4 Ways You Can Help Your Loved One with IDD Live Out Their Dreams Read More »
