
A front door of their own
Their own apartment, with shared spaces and friends nearby.
Treasure House is a supportive living community where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities live with greater independence, build friendships, work, grow, and make a home of their own.
At Treasure House, residents have a place that’s theirs and people who know them well. They make friends, try new things, build confidence and become part of a community of their own.
Their own apartment. People to lean on. Work that matters. Friends to share life with.

Their own apartment, with shared spaces and friends nearby.

Staff are here day and night, while residents build independence their way.

Coaching, job training and opportunities to contribute beyond Treasure House.

Meals, outings, celebrations and friendships that become part of everyday life.
Treasure House gives residents the support they need and the room to build a life that’s their own.

Your own place, with people nearby.
Residents have their own apartment and the freedom to make it feel like home.
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Learning by doing.
From planning a week to making dinner, residents build everyday skills and confidence.
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A reason to get up and go.
Residents prepare for work, find opportunities and contribute their talents in the community.
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Support for the whole person.
Movement, nutrition and healthy routines are built into everyday life.
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Money skills for real life.
Residents learn to budget, plan and make more confident financial decisions.
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The freedom to get out and go.
Transportation helps residents get to work, appointments and the places they want to be.
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There’s always something going on.
Outings, activities and shared experiences make it easy to connect.
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Finding their voice.
Residents learn to speak up, make choices and play an active role in decisions about their lives.
Learn moreNo two people arrive at Treasure House with the same interests, goals or idea of independence. That’s exactly the point.
“We built Treasure House because we wanted everyone to have a seat at the table.”
Thirty residents call Treasure House home today. Growing Home is how we bring this kind of life within reach for many more.
Your support helps more adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities find a home of their own, meaningful work, lasting friendships and a community where they belong.