"Residential services promote independence and freedom of choice while providing a safe and secure environment."
Katie Corliss
Director of Home and Community Based Services
Residential Services
The Progress Center offers a range of housing and support services for individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or autism disorders: Group Homes, In Home Support (21/29) and Shared Living. Each residential service model is offered with a commitment to providing a home where residents can comfortably age in place. Below you will find a description of all three services along with a brief outline of some of the supports that are offered in those settings. As always, our services promote independence and freedom of choice while providing a safe and secure environment.
Shared Living
Shared Living enables people to live in a more traditional home while receiving the care they need.
In Home Support
Home Supports promote independent living by providing support in the home and community.
Residential Homes
Our commitment is to provide homes where residents can comfortably age in place.
Residential Homes
Would you Like to Know More?
Our Director of Home and Community Based Services, Katie Corliss, would be happy to meet you and provide you with all the information you need to decide if The Progress Center’s residential home program is right for you.
Together we will address supervision needs, structure and support while keeping the highest level of independence at the forefront.
Welcome Home
The Progress Center operates five residential group homes in Western Maine ranging from two to five bed homes. Each home offers a warm and supportive environment for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
The Board of Directors has committed to providing homes where residents can comfortably age in place. TPC is purchasing and renovating homes with a number of considerations in mind: long term care needs, open floor plans, wide hall and doorways, and safety.