Disability Services in North Carolina

RHA’s North Carolina residential services afford people the opportunity to live independently or share their homes with peers. Residential services are often called “group homes”; however, we better describe them as “home.” Home is where you express your identity, connect with friends and family, and it provides you with a sense of pride and security. Our homes are fully integrated into communities and are often indistinguishable from others.

RHA North Carolina also provides residential services to infants and children.

View our Residential Services Lookbook

Alternative Family Living (AFL) is a family model for children and adults. This service allows people with disabilities to be served in natural home settings by living with families in their communities.

RHA’s large medical centers support adults, infants, and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities and complex medical needs. This includes 24-hour on-site nursing services from RHA’s skilled nursing staff. Our large centers serving children offer optional school programs.

Primarily provided during the day, we focus on helping people set and reach personal goals, form and sustain meaningful relationships, and achieve positive health and wellness outcomes.

These services are offered in community or day programs for adults with disabilities.

RHA provides supported employment to assist adults with disabilities in obtaining competitive jobs and provide the training and skill development needed to work as independently as possible. RHA provides North Carolina’s Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities.