CTA Community Supports provides 24/7 residential care in welcoming homes where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities receive individualized support, build meaningful relationships, and live with greater independence.
We're currently accepting new residents. Complete the form below, and our admissions team will be in touch to discuss eligibility, answer your questions, and help you get started.
Residential services are available to individuals who qualify for DSPD funding.
Our neighborhood homes offer personalized support in a safe, welcoming environment where residents can build independence, develop life skills, and enjoy meaningful community involvement.
Complete an application through DSPD to begin the eligibility process.
You'll be assigned an intake worker who will answer questions and guide you through each step.
DSPD determines whether you meet the eligibility requirements for services.
A personalized assessment helps identify the level of support you need.
If funding isn't immediately available, you'll be placed on the DSPD waiting list. Your case can be updated as your needs change.
Once funding becomes available, you can select a residential provider that fits your goals—including CTA Community Supports.
You'll meet with your provider to develop a personalized care plan, discuss your goals, and find the right home and support team.
Begin residential services, build independence, participate in your community, and receive ongoing support tailored to your needs.
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CTA Community Supports' Residential Services provide adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities a safe, supportive home where they can build independence while receiving personalized care. Our goal is to help each resident live as independently as possible while participating in their community, developing life skills, and working toward their personal goals.
To join our Residential Services program, you'll need to be approved for funding through Utah's Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD) . At this time, CTA Community Supports serves individuals with DSPD funding and is unable to accept private-pay clients. If you're unsure whether you qualify or aren't sure how to begin the DSPD application process, we're here to help. Our team can answer your questions and point you to the right resources to get started.
CTA Community Supports offers residential homes designed to provide a safe, comfortable, and supportive environment in traditional neighborhoods. Each individual will have their own private bedroom and will typically share the home with 2-3 roommates. Home placements are based on each individual's support needs, compatibility, and available openings to help create a positive living experience.
Yes. For many individuals, Residential Services are a long-term living option that provides ongoing support in a safe, stable home environment. As needs and goals change over time, our team works closely with each individual, their family or guardian, and their support team to ensure services continue to meet their needs.
Yes. Depending on your individual needs and residential placement, trained Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to provide assistance with daily living, health and safety, medication support, and other individualized services.
Yes. You can visit your loved one at any time. CTA will also help facilitate home visits and provide transportation.
Your services are tailored to your Individual Support Plan (ISP) and personal goals. Support may include: Personal care and hygiene assistance Medication management Meal planning and preparation Transportation to appointments, home visits and community activities Life skills development Communication strategies Community involvement and recreational activities Career-building and employment opportunities Support with achieving greater independence Behavior support services Applied Behavior Analysis Manage medical appointments Financial management with career wages, Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare Our team focuses on helping you or your loved one develop the skills and confidence to live a fulfilling, independent life.
Absolutely. CTA Community Supports values strong partnerships with families, guardians, and care teams. We encourage families and/or guardians to be involved in every aspect of their loved one’s care. Additionally, CTA’s care team and families will meet annually to discuss the individual’s care, progress, and to set new goals. Families can also request a meeting at any time to discuss the individual’s care.
Your input—or your loved one's input—is an essential part of the process. We work closely with individuals, families, and guardians to ensure each placement is a good fit. We thoughtfully match roommates based on personalities, interests, support needs, daily routines, and overall compatibility to help create a comfortable and supportive home environment.
After receiving a referral and DSPD funding, our team will learn more about your needs, discuss available residential options, and determine whether one of our homes is the right fit. If a placement is available, you will tour the home and meet with current residents. CTA will work with your Support Coordinator provided by DSPD to get the appropriate funding in place and schedule an intake meeting. At the intake meeting, we will gather more detailed information. Once that is complete, we will schedule a move-in date.
CTA Community Supports provides Residential Services throughout Utah, including Salt Lake and Davis Counties.
To begin Residential Services with CTA Community Supports, you must first be approved for DSPD funding. If you haven't started the DSPD application process, our team is happy to provide information about where to begin and answer questions about the process.
The first step is applying for funding through Utah's Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD). Once you've been approved for DSPD funding, you or your Support Coordinator can contact our team to begin the referral and intake process. If you have questions before or during the DSPD application process, we're here to help. Our team is happy to answer your questions, explain eligibility requirements, discuss your needs, and guide you through the next steps.
We will help you understand your options and the next steps toward residential services.
