Who supports you
Mentors, role models, and dependable professionals.
Our Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) are chosen for more than a résumé. We look for people who are reliable, patient, and genuinely good at building rapport with young adults: the kind of person who encourages independence while keeping safety first.
Application & interview
Every candidate completes a formal application and an in-person interview focused on values, judgment, and experience with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Background checks & clearances
Pennsylvania State Police criminal record check, FBI fingerprint check, and Child Abuse (ChildLine) clearance, completed prior to employment.
References & verification
We verify employment history and speak with references to confirm a track record of dependable, respectful care.
Training & certification
Continuous training is encouraged following onboarding to support ongoing professional growth and the delivery of high-quality, person-centered services.
Ongoing supervision
DSPs are backed by supervisors, regular check-ins, and clear support plans, so quality stays consistent over time.
Meet your team
Find the right support for your family.
Start an intake and we’ll match your family member with a Direct Support Professional who fits their goals, routines, and personality.