The ROC Society is seeking caring individuals, couples, and families who can offer a safe, welcoming home to a person with a disability.
HomeShare is a supported, community living option where a person with a disability lives in and shares the home of an approved provider. Supporting someone with a disability in HomeShare is not a placement. It is a thoughtful matching of the supported person and their self-directed plan and the HomeShare Provider. Each match is unique! A Provider could be supporting with cooking meals, transportation to work, developing a routine, personal care, etc. It helps people build independence, develop life skills, stay connected to community, while enjoying safe, stable, and affordable housing.
Why Become a HomeShare Provider? • Make a meaningful difference in someone’s everyday life.
- Provide companionship, stability, and community connection.
- Receive funding, training, and ongoing support based on the level of care provided.
Who Can Apply?
- People who are caring, dependable, and supportive.
- Applicants who meet Disability Support Program standards through screening, background checks, and home study.
- Individuals, couples, or families with a safe and welcoming home. *If an Individual needing support has their own place, a Provider can move in!
How It Works
1. Express interest by contacting ROC Society.
2. Complete screening through the application, checks, and home study process.
3. Find the right match with help from a HomeShare Coordinator.
4. Receive support through 24/7 on-call, training, and resources.
Ready to learn more?
Contact The ROC Society's HomeShare Coordinators:
Tiffany Coffin
Tanya Bungay
Office Hours:
Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.