Stable, supportive shared housing in South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama with wraparound services designed for IDD populations. 14 beds available across 7 double-occupancy rooms.
Submit a Placement InquiryAbout This Program
Helping Hands Shared Housing provides community residential housing for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our shared-housing model offers a structured, supportive living environment where residents receive daily care, skills development, and access to community life — while agency case managers maintain therapeutic oversight.
We serve IDD adults who need stable housing with supervision and daily support but do not require clinical residential treatment. Our program is designed to build independence, community connection, and employment skills while residents work toward permanent housing.
Wraparound Support
Furnished double-occupancy rooms in a safe, supervised shared-housing setting. 7 rooms, 14 beds total.
On-site case management coordinating with referring IDD agencies, support plans, and progress monitoring.
3 meals and 2 snacks provided daily. Dietary accommodations discussed at intake.
Transportation support for medical appointments, day programs, work, and community activities.
Job placement assistance and employment specialist services to build vocational skills and secure competitive employment.
Wi-Fi, TV, and phone access included. Residents maintain connection with family, agency teams, and community.
Case Manager & Employment Specialist
Agency Referrals
IDD agencies, support coordinators, and waiver administrators: use this form to inquire about placement availability. We'll follow up within 1–2 business days.