1. Who is eligible to live in a RICLAS home?



2. How do I apply to live at a RICLAS home?



3. Can we visit a home or apartment?



4. What does it cost to live in a group home?



5. How is a home placement made and decided upon? Do we have input?

Who is eligible to live in a RICLAS home

RICLAS provides services to developmentally disabled adults who are determined to be eligible for these services through the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD).

How do I apply to live at a RICLAS home?

Applications and admissions are handled through the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD).

Can we visit a home or apartment?

Planned visits are always welcome. Please make arrangements through the social caseworker handling your placement. You can also contact RICLAS through Joyce Rongo 6 Harrington Road Cranston, RI 02920 401-462-6099 Pam Thompson 6 Harrington Road Cranston, RI 02920 401-462-2357

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What does it cost to live in a group home?

An individual’s Social Security benefits cover most of a person’s expenses. Other costs, depending on a specific person’s needs, may be supplemented through DDD and federal funding.

How is a home placement made and decided upon? Do we have input?

Placement to any RICLAS home is made as part of a process which considers a variety of important factors. Included are geographic location, availability, compatibility and preferences of the individual and family. Family advocates and, of course, the individual person participate.

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