Supported Access to Independent Living

 

Just a few short months ago, SAIL Home Scituate was a vision shared by families who believed there had to be a better future for adults with autism and developmental disabilities.

Today, that vision is alive.

The apartments are no longer empty. The hallways are filled with laughter. Friends gather in the community room to watch movies, share meals, and plan their next adventure. Residents are heading to work and day programs, learning new skills, building confidence, and experiencing the independence that comes with having a home of their own.

What makes this milestone even more meaningful is that we did not rush the journey. Each resident transitioned at their own pace—starting with visits, then overnight stays, and eventually deciding for themselves when they were ready to call SAIL Home home. Along the way, friendships formed, routines developed, and a true sense of community began to grow.

In recent weeks, residents have enjoyed bowling nights, dinners out, walks through the community, movie nights, and countless moments of connection that remind us why SAIL was created. Families who once worried about what the future might hold are now watching their loved ones thrive in a safe, supportive environment designed to foster independence, dignity, and belonging.

For many parents, the greatest gift has been seeing their sons and daughters make choices, build relationships, and gain confidence in ways that were difficult to imagine just a few years ago.

As we continue to grow and refine the SAIL model, we remain committed to creating opportunities for adults with disabilities to live meaningful, connected, and independent lives.

This is only the beginning.

WELCOME HOME