A structured seven-bed residential setting for people who require 24-hour support.
M&P’s licensed group home is being positioned for partnerships and placements involving autism, developmental disabilities and other complex support needs, subject to program fit, funding and regulatory requirements.
A safe home environment with individualized routines and coordinated support.
The final program description should match the home’s exact licence, approved population, staffing model and physical accessibility.
24-hour staffed support
Round-the-clock presence, supervision and assistance based on each resident’s assessed needs and plan.
Daily-living support
Personal care, meals, housekeeping, routines, appointments and participation in home responsibilities.
Individualized planning
Goals, communication preferences, strengths, risks and support strategies reflected in a person-centred plan.
Community inclusion
Support for recreation, relationships, appointments, education, volunteering and meaningful community participation.
Clinical collaboration
Coordination with families, physicians, behaviour clinicians, therapists, schools and funding or placing agencies.
Documentation & reporting
Program documentation, incident escalation and progress communication aligned with contractual requirements.
More than a bed: a defined support program.
Government and agency partners will expect a clear service model, target population, staffing ratios, behaviour-support approach, clinical oversight, policies, outcomes and pricing.
- Seven-bed licensed capacity
- 24-hour live-in support model
- Autism and developmental-support focus
- Multilingual, culturally responsive workforce
- Flexible collaboration with placing agencies
A thoughtful matching process protects residents, staff and the home community.
Before accepting a placement, M&P should review the person’s age, diagnosis, communication needs, mobility, behavioural risks, clinical needs, legal status, funding, staffing requirements and compatibility with current residents.
A transparent process for agencies and families.
Initial inquiry
Share referral source, funding pathway, urgency and high-level support needs.
Clinical & program review
Review assessments, risks, staffing, compatibility and regulatory fit.
Site and transition plan
Coordinate visits, consent, equipment, routines, staffing and move-in supports.
Placement & review
Begin services with agreed goals, reporting, communication and review dates.
Start a confidential placement or partnership conversation.
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