Lifesharing

Lifesharing is when a person with an intellectual or developmental disability lives with a supportive individual or family in their home. It’s about more than a place to live—it’s about sharing daily life, building relationships, and helping each other grow.

Anyone 25 or older who wants to make a difference—single adults, couples, families, or even biological relatives. You’ll need to pass background checks, provide health screenings for household members, and have a safe home.

You’d help the person live as independently as possible. This includes support with daily routines, health, appointments, social activities, budgeting, transportation, and building community connections. You’ll also help with documentation and attend monthly check-ins.

Delta provides all required training at no cost, including CPR/First Aid and online modules. You’ll also have 24/7 support from a Delta coordinator. This ongoing support and training ensures that Lifesharing providers feel prepared and confident.

Yes. You’ll be involved in choosing the person, with the chance to meet them and even offer short-term respite care first to see if it’s a good match.

Up to two individuals can live in a Lifesharing home, depending on everyone’s needs and preferences.