Supervised Group Living

Enhancing independence and quality of life

NOW ENROLLING!

The Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center's Supervised Group Living program is now enrolling adult residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our nonprofit, client-centered organization has more than 25 years of group home experience! If you or a family member are in need of a caring, home-like, structured environment, call 812-437-2617; email Christy Gogel or Suzanne Ailstock; or contact us online.


Home is a special place to feel secure, comfortable, and encouraged. For many people with multiple and significant disabilities, that special place is an Easterseals Rehabilitation Center group residence.

Eight supervised long-term group homes are located in residential neighborhoods in Evansville, Newburgh, and Mt. Vernon, Indiana. Eight adults share each home, and 24-hour care is provided by caring, professional staff members.

Services for residents include individual goal planning, therapeutic and recreational supplies, food and personal supplies, and transportation for community access. Day program opportunities are also available.

Parents and other family members are encouraged to maintain a close relationship with residents and can continue to act as legal guardians. Home visits as often as every weekend are welcomed.

Group home services are funded primarily through Indiana’s Medicaid program, with eligibility determined by the state. Easterseals Rehabilitation Center staff can assist families in the process.

Contact: Christy Gogel or Suzanne Ailstock, 812.437.2617, cgogel@evansvillerehab.com or sailstock@evansvillerehab.com

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Easterseals Rehabilitation Center's Group Homes have career opportunities!

Watch the video below to find out how you can make a difference as an employee in our Supervised Group Living program, then follow this link for job openings and an application. Video presentation in memory of Louis S., 1954-2017

 


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