
In-Home & Community Support
One-on-one help with daily living and the skills that build independence, at home and out in the community.
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Empowering lives with compassion
Elaine’s House provides In-Home and Community Support for individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism. Our caring staff visit individuals in their own homes to help them build daily living skills. We also take them out into the community so they can gain confidence, make connections, and become more independent.
How we help
Elaine’s House is a family-owned, ODP-approved provider. These four words guide every visit.
Every person is treated like family: with respect, patience, and love.
Real lives in real communities, with friends, neighbors, and a place at the table.
Support that builds skills and opens doors, guided by each person’s own goals.
We celebrate progress, big and small, and keep our eyes on what’s possible.
ODP-approved services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, shaped around each person’s goals.

Daily living support that builds confidence. We help with the everyday tasks and teach the skills that make home feel like your own.

One-on-one help with daily living and the skills that build independence, at home and out in the community.
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Friendly, reliable company and supervision that keeps people safe, engaged, and never alone.
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Short-term relief for family caregivers, so you can rest and recharge knowing your loved one is in good hands.
Learn more about Respite ServicesEvery person’s schedule is different. This is one example of a visit.

Visit times and length are set by each person’s ISP and authorized hours.
Staff arrive at the individual’s home and talk through the plan for the day.
Practice daily living skills: tidying up, laundry, or planning meals for the day.
Make lunch together, working on cooking and kitchen safety.
Head out into the community: grocery shopping, the mall, or the library.
A social or fun activity: the park, the movies, a museum, a local event, or meeting a friend.
Return home, put things away, and review how the day went.
“Make a difference every day.”The Elaine’s House promise
We walk beside you through the whole process, with no confusing paperwork maze.
Call us or send a request. A real person from our team responds within one business day.
We coordinate with your Supports Coordinator to add Elaine’s House to your plan.
We get to know you, your goals, and your routines, and match you with the right staff.
Your Direct Support Professional starts, and we check in often to make sure it’s working.
Based in Coraopolis, serving Allegheny, Beaver, and Butler counties. Support where you live.
Coraopolis, Moon Township, Robinson, Pittsburgh, and surrounding communities.
Support in Allegheny CountyBeaver, Aliquippa, Ambridge, Beaver Falls, Monaca, Hopewell Township, and nearby communities.
Support in Beaver CountyButler, Cranberry Township, Zelienople, Saxonburg, Slippery Rock, and nearby communities.
Support in Butler CountyIf you’re near Pittsburgh and unsure whether we serve your area, just ask. We’ll find you an answer.
Call 412-836-0600In loving memory of Raymond & Elaine Young
Elaine’s House carries the name of our mother, Elaine Young. Our parents, Raymond and Elaine, taught us that care means patience, dignity, and never letting anyone feel like a burden. We bring that same heart to every person we support.
Tell us about your loved one’s goals. We’ll walk you through every step, from your Supports Coordinator to your first visit.
We’re hiring Direct Support Professionals. Full and part time, training provided.