Robin's Heart Support Services helps individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities build life skills, find meaningful work, and live as independently as possible — with compassion at every step.
Most providers offer a single service. Robin's Heart is built around a progression — meeting each person where they are and supporting them toward greater independence over time.
Daily living, self-determination, and confidence through Community Living & Supports.
➞Building toward work and community participation — social outings, routines, goals.
➞Finding and keeping the right job through Supported Employment.
➞The long-term goal: living as independently as possible, with the right support.
These are free Medicaid services for eligible individuals. Your Tailored Care Manager can help determine eligibility through a 1915(i) assessment.
A trained support worker helps with daily activities and life skills — building independence at home and in the community.
For individuals 3+ with IDD/TBIHelping individuals find, get, and keep a job that's right for them, with ongoing coaching and support.
For individuals 16+ · EIPD referral firstGiving family caregivers a much-needed break — in or out of the home — knowing their loved one is in caring hands.
For individuals 3+ with IDD/TBISupport and funding to help an individual move from an approved setting into a home of their own.
Coming as we grow our housing program Phase 2We're expanding to support older adults and others who need help to live independently. Companion care, respite, and life-skill support.
Coming soon — join our interest list Phase 2Our long-term vision: safe, supportive shared living spaces in partnership with Homegrown Properties.
In development VisionRobin's Heart Support Services was founded on real, hands-on experience supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities — in their homes, in schools, and on the path to employment. We know this work because we've lived it, side by side with the people we serve.
Founded by a community guide with experience in home, school-based, and supported employment settings.
Every plan is built around the individual's goals, strengths, and dreams — not a one-size template.
We're building toward shared and transitional living so independence isn't just a goal — it's a destination.
The path looks different depending on whether you're a family member or a care manager. Here's where to start.
Whether you're a family exploring services or a care manager with a referral, we'd love to hear from you.