We opened our first group home in 1974, and currently operate six homes in Newton and Wellesley, Massachusetts. All P2P homes are in attractive neighborhoods with easy access to stores, libraries, banks and other community services. Two to seven residents live in each home, and five of the homes are staffed 24-hours-a-day. Our team assists residents with activities of daily living and getting to appointments and enjoyable recreational activities in the community. Each resident participates in a day program, works in a supported setting or competitive job, or enjoys retirement activities.

Our licensed clinical social workers (LCSW) work directly with each Pathway to Possible client to assess the level of support they need and ensure that each person is in a residential setting that will enable them to develop as many independent living skills as possible, and to participate fully in the community.

We provide the tailored services to support active and engaged lives for our neighbors with cognitive and developmental disabilities.

Services include: money management, help with daily living skills, medical case management, in-home personal care, assistance with transportation, help with housecleaning and food shopping, and instruction in emergency notification procedures

Our team assists individuals in getting to appointments and to enjoyable recreational activities in the community. Each resident participates in a day program, works in a supported setting or competitive job, or enjoys retirement activities.

Caregivers have the opportunity to support an adult with disabilities to live and thrive within the community by offering permanent housing, assistance with daily living and a place to call home.

Shared living pairs caregivers with individuals in need, helps to secure an appropriate home or apartment and supports caregivers and individuals alike, working as a third part of the team. Caregivers can be family members or non-members who are reimbursed for their service.