Services
Care built around their day, not around a package.
Support in someone's own home, and staffed homes for adults who need more than a few hours a day. Start with whatever is actually a problem right now.
In their own home
We come to them. Hours are built around what is actually hard right now, and change as that changes.
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Personal care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, and help getting safely in and out of bed. The daily things that get harder to do alone.
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Companion care
Someone in the house. Conversation, a shared meal, a hand of cards, and a person who notices when something is off.
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IDD and mental health support
Aaliyah spent eight years supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental illness before opening her own agency.
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Meals and homemaking
Cooking, laundry, dishes, and keeping the house in the condition they always kept it themselves.
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Errands and transportation
Rides to the doctor, the pharmacy, and the grocery store, with someone who walks in alongside them.
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Home and community supports
Daily help at home plus getting out into the community, for adults who need support to live independently rather than in a facility.
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In-home respite
If you have been the one doing all of it, this is the service that lets you sleep, work, or leave town without worrying. The caregiver comes to them, so nobody has to be moved.
Not sure which of these you need? Most families are not. Describe what a normal day looks like and we will work it out together.
Supported living and behavior support
For adults who need more than a few hours a day, including a staffed home to live in and specialist behavior support.
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Supervised living
A staffed home to live in, with someone there around the clock. A small household, not an institution.
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Behavioral supervised living
Supervised living for someone whose behavior needs a staff team trained specifically for it, working to a written plan.
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Behavior support for autistic adults
Working out what a behavior is actually communicating, then building a plan around it and training everyone who needs to follow it.
Who we work with
If you have been turned away before, or told a service was not equipped for the person you are calling about, say so on the phone. It changes the conversation.
Elderly and disabled adults
Someone who wants to stay in the house they know, and needs help with the parts of the day that have got harder. This is most of the families who call us.
Adults with IDD and autistic adults
Aaliyah spent eight years supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities before she opened this agency. It is not a service she added on. It is where she started.
Adults living with mental illness
Consistent daily support from people who are not startled by a bad week. Keeping appointments, keeping medication on schedule, and keeping a life going around it.
Veterans
North Mississippi has a lot of veterans, and a lot of them are paying out of pocket for care a benefit would cover. We serve veterans and their surviving spouses, and we will point you at the people who file those claims for free.
Call 662-788-2032 and describe the situation. If we are not the right fit, we will tell you that and point you somewhere else.
Tell us what they need. We will tell you straight.
No pressure and no sales script, just a conversation about what is going on and whether we are the right fit.