Developmental Home Providers in Arizona

Open up your heart and home by becoming an adult developmental home provider for adults with special needs who cannot live with their own families. Individuals requiring care are placed by the Arizona Department of Economic Securities Division of Developmental Disabilities.

Adults placed in Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) care require long-term care at their new home. Each home for adults with disabilities may provide support for up to three adults. This program is set for people ages 18 years and older who have been diagnosed with any of these developmental disabilities:

Make a difference in a child’s life by opening your home to a child with disabilities. Special needs foster care will provide a home to children who are unable to live with their families. These children are placed in homes by the Arizona Department of Economic Securities Division of Developmental Disabilities.

Children placed in homes may require long-term or temporary care. For many of the children placed in developmental homes, the case plan is usually reunification with their family or adoption. Children are from age 0–18 years and have been diagnosed with developmental disabilities, including, but not limited to: