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Open your home. Make a difference. Support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a safe, family-style environment.
What is a Host Home Provider?

Responsibilities of a Host Home Provider

A Host Home Provider offers a safe, supportive, and stable home environment for individuals enrolled in the HCS or TxHmL waiver programs. This model allows individuals to live in a family-style setting while receiving personalized care and support.

Provide a Safe & Stable Home

Create a clean, secure, and welcoming home environment where individuals feel safe, respected, and supported in their daily lives. This includes maintaining a structured routine and ensuring overall health and safety within the home.

Support Daily Living & Independence

Assist individuals with daily activities such as meals, personal care, and community involvement while encouraging independence and skill-building based on their individual needs and service plan.

Partner with the Care Team

Work closely with Noelle Residential Place and the individual’s support team by maintaining communication, following care plans, attending required trainings, and helping ensure quality, person-centered services.

Minimum Requirements

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Why Host Home Providers Choose Noelle Residential Place

Our Mission

At Noelle Residential Place, our mission is to provide safe, supportive, and person-centered residential services that promote independence, dignity, and overall well-being. We are committed to creating stable home environments where individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities can thrive and feel valued within their communities.

Our Team

Noelle Residential Place is a nurse-led agency dedicated to supporting both the individuals we serve and our Host Home Providers. We work closely with our providers by offering guidance throughout the onboarding process, ongoing communication, and continued support to ensure quality care. Our team is committed to building strong partnerships and providing the resources needed to create successful, well-supported home environments.

Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.

Helen Keller