Housing & Day Services
For Adults with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities
Neighborhood Network
Housing Service
For semi-independent adults with disabilities, the Neighborhood Network offers a safe option to live independently with 24/7 support when needed. Read More…
24/7 Support | Amenities | Independence | Community
Shared Living
Housing Service
Shared Living providers are an extension of your family. Our Shared Living solution helps your loved one avoid group homes, with the added benefit of living in a private home environment. Read More…
24/7 Support | Stability | Family Environment | And More!
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Day Services
Day Service
Day Services offer adults with disabilities the opportunity to learn new skills, make friends, and volunteer in their communities. Read More…
Growth & Development | Belonging | Volunteer Opportunities
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Our Process
How To Get Started with GoodLife
1. Complete a Contact Form
2. Our Director of Admissions will follow up with you to talk about about your options with GoodLife
3. If GoodLife is a fit for you, we'll discuss next steps and get you started with the applications process
We understand that getting started with services can be overwhelming. We’ll help guide you through every step of our application process and make sure you feel comfortable with the transition into GoodLife’s services. Our application process is extensive so we can ensure that every resident is placed where they will thrive.
Take a Tour
Tour of NN in Douglas County
Tour of NN in Johnson County
Tour of GoodLife's Neighborhood Network
Tour of the Applied Technology Center (ATC)
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- Joe, Neighborhood Network Resident
"The Neighborhood Network is one of the best programs I’ve ever lived in. One of the best things about it is the staff. They are all here for us and they help us get where we want to be. Everyone is caring and they help with problem solving when we have a bad day. I am blessed to wake up here every morning and know that I am around my number one family.
