Coordinated Family Support (CFS) is a service designed for adults with developmental disabilities who choose to live with their families. CFS was created in response to input from families about the lack of available services for adult consumers who choose to live in the family home. Our staff is trained in meeting the family's goals and objectives and optimizing independence through community involvement and in-home structure as needed. Once the match is approved by the parent, Individual, or caretaker, the individual may be able to optimize their independent functioning in their home or community. Coordinated Family Supports strives to bring a "tranquil" approach to train and support both individual and family through our program. With the right match and providing one-on-one Coordinated Family Supports, the service is more effective and alleviates anxiety, frustration, and stress from parent/provider, and most importantly the individual. Our Coordinated Family Supports instructors act as mentors and positive role models for our individuals, while providing necessary training and support to keep them focused on positive life experiences. In addition, supports provided through CFS will be provided in a manner that is respectful of the culture, ethnicity, and linguistic preferences of the individual and their family.