Homes for people of all abilities.
RSI operates the following types of community residences designed to help people live as independently as possible.
Supported during transitions.
As individuals move toward more-independent living, RSI is with them every step of the way to support their transition.
Support people in their homes.
RSI’s in-home services allow adults and children to live as independently as possible in their own home.
Rehabilitative mental health.
Skill-building services to adults with mental illness who would like to increase independence and integrate into the community.
Angela has a lively sense of humor and a strong passion for writing. She is a young woman with many talents, big dreams and a strong desire to succeed. However, before RSI, her mental health issues overshadowed the positive and left her with a bleak-looking future.
David was born two months prematurely and spent the first months of his life in the hospital. He lived with his foster family throughout his school years, but significant limitations due to cerebral palsy made living at home difficult.
Carina was at the lowest point in her life. She had spent a year in a regional treatment facility, with no hope in sight. Though Carina had given up, her journey of hope was about to begin.
People joke that you need running shoes when you’re with Noah. This energetic, bright and inquisitive 5-year-old has been working with RSI’s in-home support staff since November 2010.
