SERVICES
Helena’s House Inc. provides 24/7 community residential services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, with a strong focus on health, safety, daily living skills, and community inclusion.
OVERVIEW
Our services are designed to support the whole person—health, daily living, social life, and long-term stability—in small, licensed community homes throughout Prince George’s County.
Supervision, personal care, meals, housekeeping, and daily skill-building in licensed community homes with awake staff.
RN oversight, medication administration, health monitoring, and coordination with physicians and specialists.
Outings, day programs, and meaningful activities that help each person participate in community life at their own pace.
CORE SERVICES
Below is an overview of the types of supports typically provided in our homes. Specific services are based on each person’s plan of care and authorization.
Transportation is provided to medical appointments, therapy sessions, day programs, and approved community activities as outlined in the person’s service plan.
Staff support residents in participating in outings such as shopping, faith-based services, recreational activities, and community events, based on interest and ability.
When available, short-term respite or transitional stays may be offered to support families and guardians, or to assist with transitions between settings.
ACCESSING SERVICES
Helena’s House Inc. serves adults who qualify for community residential services in Maryland. We work closely with state agencies, coordinators of community services, and healthcare providers throughout the referral and admission process.
Every person’s needs are unique. We encourage families, coordinators, and providers to contact us to discuss current openings, service capacity, and whether Helena’s House may be the right environment.
A TYPICAL DAY
Every person’s schedule is individualized, but the rhythm of the home is steady, predictable, and supportive of health, independence, and connection.
We’re happy to talk through needs, eligibility, and next steps with families, guardians, and professionals.
