Morning
Starting the day at home
Roommates wake up in their shared home and make breakfast, with staff coaching cooking, hygiene and getting ready for the day.
Adult Disability Services · Idaho Falls, ID
Supported living in Idaho Falls, built on the power of “Yes.”
Snake River provides Residential Habilitation and adult disability services for people with developmental and intellectual disabilities — helping them direct their own lives, with a team that does the heavy lifting to make goals happen.
Supported living, explained
What is supported living?
Supported living is an adult disability service where people with developmental disabilities live in their own home and community, with trained staff who teach skills and provide day-to-day support. In Idaho, this support is delivered through Residential Habilitation (Res Hab).
Is Snake River a DDA?
No. Snake River is certified by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare as a Residential Habilitation Agency, not a Developmental Disabilities Agency (DDA). DDAs typically provide developmental therapy, while Res Hab agencies provide in-home and community support for daily living. Many adults use both.
More answers in our FAQWhat we provide
Adult disability services for everyday independence
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Adaptive Skill Development
Life skills for daily independence — budgeting, cooking, home care and safety.
Learn more 02Activities of Daily Living & Personal Care
Respectful, hands-on support with hygiene, dressing and mobility.
Learn more 03Health, Wellness & Medication Support
Medication tracking, appointments and dietary support to stay healthy at home.
Learn more 04Community Inclusion & Mobility Training
Getting out into Idaho Falls — transit skills, friendships and activities.
Learn more 05Positive Behavioral Support & Self-Advocacy
Dignity-first behavior support and tools to speak up for yourself.
Learn moreNot sure what fits?
We'll walk you through intake and coordinate with your state case manager.
Talk with usA day in the life
What supported living looks like
Midday
Errands & life skills
Grocery shopping, budgeting, banking and appointments — real-world practice that builds independence for adults with disabilities.
Afternoon
Out in the community
Bowling, parks, clubs, work or volunteering around Idaho Falls — building friendships and meaningful connection.
Evening
Home with roommates
Cooking dinner, chores and game night. Staff are in the home day and night, so support is there whenever it's needed.
Morning
Starting the day at home
Roommates wake up in their shared home and make breakfast, with staff coaching cooking, hygiene and getting ready for the day.
Midday
Errands & life skills
Grocery shopping, budgeting, banking and appointments — real-world practice that builds independence for adults with disabilities.
Afternoon
Out in the community
Bowling, parks, clubs, work or volunteering around Idaho Falls — building friendships and meaningful connection.
Evening
Home with roommates
Cooking dinner, chores and game night. Staff are in the home day and night, so support is there whenever it's needed.
Morning
Starting the day at home
Roommates wake up in their shared home and make breakfast, with staff coaching cooking, hygiene and getting ready for the day.
Midday
Errands & life skills
Grocery shopping, budgeting, banking and appointments — real-world practice that builds independence for adults with disabilities.
Afternoon
Out in the community
Bowling, parks, clubs, work or volunteering around Idaho Falls — building friendships and meaningful connection.
Evening
Home with roommates
Cooking dinner, chores and game night. Staff are in the home day and night, so support is there whenever it's needed.
Why families choose us
Dignity of risk. Freedom to grow.
Traditional care often relies on rigid restrictions. We believe every individual has the right to direct their own life, explore their desires, and learn through real-world experience.
The Power of Yes
We find the safe, viable way to make goals happen — no default refusals.
Natural consequences
Real-world learning that builds lasting independence, not temporary compliance.
Community first
Getting out into Idaho Falls to build friendships and meaningful connection.
Staff as future leaders
A team trained in advocacy and problem-solving, growing alongside participants.
Who we serve
Support for participants, families and referring professionals
Adults with disabilities
Help for adults with disabilities and special needs who want more independence at home and in the community.
Families & caregivers
Loved ones looking for a partner who communicates openly and respects autonomy.
Case managers
Professionals referring clients in Idaho Falls and Bonneville County.
Careers
No experience required—we train!
We view our staff as future leaders. Build real skills in crisis management, advocacy, empathetic communication and problem-solving — a launchpad for careers in healthcare, social work, business or education.
- We train — no experience needed
- Day shifts & night/graveyard shifts
- DSP caregiving jobs with meaning
- Leadership & professional growth
Ready to talk about support?
Reach our Program Director, Shani Dupree, directly.