Shared Living Provider - In Lawrence
Would you like to work from home while making a difference in someone's life?
Do you have an extra room in your home in Lawrence?
Are you willing to provide care, a social and engaging life for a person with cognitive disabilities?
Our Shared Living program matches adults with developmental disabilities with welcoming individuals or families in their community for long term, in-home placement. The goal is to have the provider family integrate the individual into their home and community life. Riverside is there every step of the way to provide support to both the individual and the provider family.
We are committed to the philosophy that individuals with developmental disabilities thrive when they are able to live in a family home. Over time, these new family members develop meaningful relationships and learn to be independent and active members of their community. This model enriches the lives of all who are involved.
The individual will live in your home and need assistance with meal preparation, transportation to medical appointments and medication administration. Past experience is helpful, but not required, training and on-going support will be provided.
We have opportunities in many locations.
Pay Rate: This is a stipend-based arrangement determined by the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services (DDS) based on the level of need of the individual supported. Stipend amounts vary accordingly.
The benefits from becoming a Provider also include having someone become an integral part of your family and community!
If you would like to learn more about becoming a Provider, please contact Holly Pyne ext. 3001 or Karen Bethune ext. 3003 at 781-762-8539.
The application can be found at https://www.riversidecc.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Care-Provider-Application-1.pdf
To submit your application please send it to Holly Pyne via fax at 781-762-9094 or via email to [email protected]
Questions can be emailed to [email protected]
To learn more about this wonderful program, please watch this inspiring video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whTbSPn9Fiw
Do you have an extra room in your home in Lawrence?
Are you willing to provide care, a social and engaging life for a person with cognitive disabilities?
Our Shared Living program matches adults with developmental disabilities with welcoming individuals or families in their community for long term, in-home placement. The goal is to have the provider family integrate the individual into their home and community life. Riverside is there every step of the way to provide support to both the individual and the provider family.
We are committed to the philosophy that individuals with developmental disabilities thrive when they are able to live in a family home. Over time, these new family members develop meaningful relationships and learn to be independent and active members of their community. This model enriches the lives of all who are involved.
The individual will live in your home and need assistance with meal preparation, transportation to medical appointments and medication administration. Past experience is helpful, but not required, training and on-going support will be provided.
We have opportunities in many locations.
Pay Rate: This is a stipend-based arrangement determined by the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services (DDS) based on the level of need of the individual supported. Stipend amounts vary accordingly.
The benefits from becoming a Provider also include having someone become an integral part of your family and community!
If you would like to learn more about becoming a Provider, please contact Holly Pyne ext. 3001 or Karen Bethune ext. 3003 at 781-762-8539.
The application can be found at https://www.riversidecc.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Care-Provider-Application-1.pdf
To submit your application please send it to Holly Pyne via fax at 781-762-9094 or via email to [email protected]
Questions can be emailed to [email protected]
To learn more about this wonderful program, please watch this inspiring video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whTbSPn9Fiw