Carter County Group Home

Carter County Group Home in Lone Grove, Oklahoma provides residential services and support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The organization operates group homes offering 24/7 supervision, daily living skills training, and personalized care in home-like settings, as well as semi-independent apartments for individuals ready for greater autonomy.

The group homes focus on developing residents' physical, social, intellectual, and emotional capabilities while teaching independent living skills needed for community integration. Residents live in individual rooms with common areas for meals and entertainment, and each home is supported by dedicated staff. Transportation via vans is provided for residents to access employment, medical appointments, community activities, church events, and outings.

The organization emphasizes health and safety as paramount concerns, with staff providing medication management, grooming and bathing assistance as needed, and support for medical appointments. A key component of the program is preparing residents for and supporting them in community employment while promoting their inclusion in local activities.

Residents participate in various community programs and activities, including the Ardmore Angels Bell Choir, weekly bowling outings, Sunday school, and special events. The organization occasionally arranges vacations and outings both in-state and out-of-state for residents. Carter County Group Home operates as a mission-driven nonprofit established in 1979, with facilities located in Lone Grove and Ardmore, maintaining a focus on fostering dignity, choice, safety, and respect for all individuals served.