Supporting independence in Sonoma, Napa & Solanomarica@divinefijiansls.com
(707) 228-2416

Your home. Your choices. Our support.

Supported living for adults with developmental disabilities, built around your goals, your routines, and the life you choose.

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Based in Santa Rosa. Supporting Sonoma, Napa, and Solano counties.

Support that fits the way you live.

Your home, relationships, and everyday choices belong to you. We work alongside you and your circle of support to build an individual plan that respects what matters most.

Support for different needs

We support adults with developmental disabilities who are ambulatory or non-ambulatory. Your preferences and assessed needs guide your support.

Hours shaped around you

Support can extend up to 24 hours a day. We typically provide six or more daily hours and review referrals for fewer hours with you and your North Bay Regional Center (NBRC) service coordinator.

Usually one-to-one

Support is usually one-to-one. Shared arrangements are possible when roommates share support hours, including overnight hours.

Five principles. One person at the center.

These five principles guide how we support your independence, relationships, and place in your community.

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Meet the people behind your support

  1. Home of One’s Own
    • Individuals live in homes that they own, lease, or rent like other members of their community.
    • They choose where they live, with whom, and they control what happens in their home.
    • Individuals are secure in their homes and do not have to move if their needs, services, or service agency change.
    • Individuals are safe in their home and neighborhood.

  2. Choice and Self-Directed
    • The individual makes their own everyday choices.
    • Individuals plan for their futures.
    • They direct the services they receive and have a choice of agencies and staff.
    • Individuals are supported (e.g., technology, communication devices, behavioral support) to communicate their preferences, choices, and needs.
    • Individuals are satisfied with the services they receive.

    How we will implement:

    We build support around each individual’s goals and preferences, then adapt as needs change through consistent communication and collaboration.

  3. Community Membership
    • The individual participates in the mainstream of community life.
    • Individuals have opportunities to join clubs, groups, and churches.
    • Individuals use local community resources and generic services.

    How we will implement:

    We help identify community opportunities aligned with personal interests and provide support that removes barriers to participation and consistency.

  4. Relationships
    • Individuals have family, friends, and neighbors who support them in regular ways or as paid help.
    • The individual and their circle of support work together as a team with the supported living agency and others to share responsibility for well-being.

    How we will implement:

    We encourage strong support networks by promoting communication, trust, and collaboration across each person’s circle of support.

  5. Flexible, tailored support

    Support should grow with you. Your preferences and needs shape the plan, with room to adjust as life changes.

Start with what matters to you.

Looking for support for yourself, someone close to you, or a person you serve? Our team can talk through your questions and next steps.

  1. Start a conversation

    Call or email our team to discuss supported living or a referral.

  2. Share your priorities

    Tell us about your goals, your routines, and the support you are looking for.

  3. Explore your next steps

    Work with our team and your North Bay Regional Center service coordinator to discuss a plan that fits.

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Questions about getting started

Here are some things you may want to know before we talk.

Have another question? Talk with our team.
Where are services available?

DFSLS supports adults in Sonoma, Napa, and Solano counties, the three counties served by North Bay Regional Center.

How do I discuss a referral?

Contact our team to talk about your goals and support needs. We work with you and your North Bay Regional Center service coordinator on next steps.

Can my support change over time?

Yes. Individual preferences and assessed needs guide support. Talk with our team and your service coordinator when your goals or circumstances change.

How many hours of support can I receive?

Hours depend on your needs and preferences, with support available up to 24 hours a day. We typically provide six or more daily hours. Referrals for fewer hours are reviewed with you and your NBRC service coordinator.

Do I have a say in who supports me?

Yes. You take an active role in choosing your support staff and can request a change at any time. Your feedback helps us understand what is working for you.

Let’s talk about the life you want.

Start with a conversation about your goals, your choices, and how we can support you.

Contact our team

For urgent after-hours needs, contact our 24-hour response team at (707) 304-9179.

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