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Every adult deserves the opportunity to live a meaningful life shaped by their own goals, preferences, and choices.
At Redwood Family Care Network, we partner with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to provide compassionate, person-centered support that promotes independence, connection, and personal growth. Whether building daily living skills, pursuing employment, strengthening relationships, or navigating changing needs, we help individuals create a life that reflects what matters most to them.
As adults pursue greater independence, their goals and support needs can continue to evolve. Redwood provides individualized services that help adults navigate everyday life, explore new opportunities, and remain connected to their homes, communities, and support networks.

Personalized support that helps adults build and maintain skills related to daily living, decision-making, self-advocacy, relationships, and greater independence.

Support that helps individuals explore employment and vocational opportunities, develop workplace skills, pursue personal interests, and participate more fully in their communities.

Ongoing support that evolves with the individual, helping adults pursue personal goals, strengthen connections, navigate life changes, and maximize their independence and quality of life.
Every adult and family’s journey is different. Our services are designed to provide the right level of support at the right time–always centered around the individual’s strengths, goals, and well-being.
Support delivered in familiar environments to help adults and families feel confident, connected, and supported in everyday life.
Personalized support provided in the home to help adults build skills, increase independence, and successfully navigate daily routines.
Family coaching and guidance
Practical tools, education, and ongoing guidance that empower families to support an individual's growth and development.
Short-term care services that provide families and caregivers with time to rest, recharge, and attend to personal needs.
Through both everyday support and structured day program opportunities, individuals can build meaningful relationships, explore personal interests, learn new skills, and engage in activities that support their goals and overall quality of life.
Compassionate, individualized support focused on emotional well-being, communication, and positive strategies that help individuals succeed at home, at school, and in the community.
Person-centered behavioral services designed to support emotional wellness, communication, and positive outcomes across home, school, and community settings.
Positive behavior support planning
Collaborative plans that identify strengths, address challenges, and create proactive strategies for success.
Specialized assessment, consultation, and crisis response services for individuals with developmental disabilities and complex behavioral health needs.
When individuals need more structured support, we provide safe, nurturing environments focused on stability, dignity, and quality of life.
Therapeutic and supportive residential settings tailored to the unique developmental, behavioral, and emotional needs of each individual.
Short-term stabilization support
Structured environments that provide immediate support during periods of crisis, transition, or increased need.
Community-based living options
Home-like settings that encourage connection, independence, and meaningful participation in community life.
Safe and nurturing environments that provide consistent routines, personalized care, and opportunities for growth.
Navigating services can feel overwhelming. We help families connect the pieces–bringing together resources, providers, and support systems around the individual’s needs.
Collaborative planning that brings together services, supports, and goals to create a comprehensive path forward for each adult.
Service navigation support
Guidance to help families understand available resources, eligibility requirements, and the next steps in accessing services.
Collaboration with providers
Partnership with healthcare professionals and community providers to ensure coordinated and consistent support.
Transition and long-term planning support
Helping families prepare for important life transitions while building a foundation for long-term success and independence.
Support delivered in familiar environments to help adults and families feel confident, connected, and supported in everyday life.
In-home support services
Personalized support provided in the home to help adults build skills, increase independence, and successfully navigate daily routines.
Family coaching and guidance
Practical tools, education, and ongoing guidance that empower families to support an individual’s growth and development.
Respite support for caregivers
Short-term care services that provide families and caregivers with time to rest, recharge, and attend to personal needs.
Daily living skills & day program support
Through both everyday support and structured day program opportunities, individuals can build meaningful relationships, explore personal interests, learn new skills, and engage in activities that support their goals and overall quality of life.
Compassionate, individualized support focused on emotional well-being, communication, and positive strategies that help individuals succeed at home, at school, and in the community.
Behavioral health services
Person-centered behavioral services designed to support emotional wellness, communication, and positive outcomes across home, school, and community settings.
Positive behavior support planning
Collaborative plans that identify strengths, address challenges, and create proactive strategies for success.
Crisis prevention & intervention services and support
Specialized assessment, consultation, and crisis response services for individuals with developmental disabilities and complex behavioral health needs.
When individuals need more structured support, we provide safe, nurturing environments focused on stability, dignity, and quality of life.
Specialized residential programs
Therapeutic and supportive residential settings tailored to the unique developmental, behavioral, and emotional needs of each individual.
Short-term stabilization support
Structured environments that provide immediate support during periods of crisis, transition, or increased need.
Community-based living options
Home-like settings that encourage connection, independence, and meaningful participation in community life.
Structured supportive care environments
Safe and nurturing environments that provide consistent routines, personalized care, and opportunities for growth.
Navigating services can feel overwhelming. We help families connect the pieces–bringing together resources, providers, and support systems around the individual’s needs.
Care coordination and planning
Collaborative planning that brings together services, supports, and goals to create a comprehensive path forward for each adult.
Service navigation support
Guidance to help families understand available resources, eligibility requirements, and the next steps in accessing services.
Collaboration with providers
Partnership with healthcare professionals and community providers to ensure coordinated and consistent support.
Transition and long-term planning support
Helping families prepare for important life transitions while building a foundation for long-term success and independence.
Services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities often involve multiple agencies, programs, and funding sources that can change over time. From early intervention and school-based support to transition and adult services, families may find themselves navigating different programs at different stages of life. Redwood Family Care Network helps simplify that journey by providing guidance, support, and partnership along the way.

We support individuals with a wide range of intellectual, developmental, and behavioral support needs–placing the person at the center of care, not their diagnosis.

Whether you’re exploring support for the first time or looking for additional resources, our team is here to help guide you forward.