
Residential Living
A furnished one-bedroom apartment of their own, plus a family-style kitchen, lounge, game room, and patio.
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A supported living community in Glendale, Arizona, where 29 young adults with disabilities have their own apartment, their own job, their own friends.
At 18, school ends and the support ends with it. The options thin out fast. Treasure House is what comes after — a home, a job, real friendships, and a life your son or daughter picks out for themselves.
No two plans look alike.
Residential living, coaching, employment, health, and community — built together, not offered as a menu. Residents hold real jobs, keep their own calendars, and build the friendships that turn an apartment into a home.

A furnished one-bedroom apartment of their own, plus a family-style kitchen, lounge, game room, and patio.
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Life coaches alongside residents as they set goals, build routines, and manage their own schedules and appointments.
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Job training and employment services, plus vocational, educational, and volunteer work residents choose for themselves.
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Fitness, nutrition, and wellness support, because independence runs on a body that feels good.
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Budgeting and money skills, so independence holds up in the place it usually gets tested.
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Support getting where the day goes: work, appointments, and the community past the front gate.
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A full calendar — fitness, music, theatre, arts, volunteering, game nights, sports, and whatever a resident is into.
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Speaking up for themselves. The skill underneath every other one on this list.
Learn moreEvery one of them with their own front door, in the city they already call home.
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“It is not only a place to live — it is a place of belonging.”
Every resident's tuition is covered half by Treasure House — about $50,000 a year, raised by people who believe a full life shouldn't depend on luck.
TODO(copy) — $3.8M of $5M per Devin, still to be confirmed by Peyton.
We're at full capacity right now, with a waitlist that keeps moving. Start the conversation early — that's how families end up ready.