DSSF

These two homes are typical of the homes owned and operated by CHF.

One of four CHF homes completed in 2006.

A view of the inside.

All of our construction is done under careful oversight to insure the highest quality work.

CHF Homes

CHF is building a much-needed stock of homes for developmentally disabled adults. Currently, CHF owns 23 homes in the Inland Empire that house almost 90 adult consumers.

Each home is part of a larger neighborhood, allowing four to five residents to live in a supportive community environment. Many residents have jobs and/or attend school and other day programs. CHF homes are built with the consumers in mind, and from the outside look like every other home on the block. However, most are built to withstand the challenging behaviors that some consumers bring to the home.

The homes are leased to and operated by qualified healthcare providers selected by the Inland Regional Center; with 24/7 Awake Staff to ensure that consumers are well-cared for and safe.

CHF is looking to buy and/or build more homes. The need for housing stock is growing as a result of the aging population of home care-givers, and the planned closure of the State Development Centers.

Typical CHF Floor Plan

(John Rowell, Architect)