Supported Living Services for Adults With Disabilities | Association on Aging with Developmental Disabilities
Resource Name:Supported Living Services for Adults With Disabilities | Association on Aging with Developmental Disabilities
address
2385 Hampton Avenue, Suite 110, Saint Louis, MO 63139
Eligibility
Age 18 years and older with a developmental disability
Required documents
Call for details
Hours
Mon-Fri - 9:00am to 4:00pm
314-647-8105
Fax
·Fax
314-647-8100
Voice
·Main
Website
https://www.agingwithdd.orgLanguages
English
Application process
Call to apply
Fees
No fee
Service area
St. Louis City in Missouri
The Association on Aging with Developmental Disabilities (AADD) provides support to adults of all ages with developmental disabilities, with an emphasis on those age 50 years and older. Our goal is to assist individuals in maintaining their independence and support them in continuing to be active members of their communities. Through our direct services, AADD's overarching goal is to prevent entry into unnecessary long-term care placement and premature death in individuals who are aging with developmental disabilities. In response, all AADD programs have a common goal to provide necessary training to assist individuals in achieving a greater independence in the home and community while aging in place.
In addition to serving three area counties in the St. Louis area through ongoing programs, AADD also provides consultation and education beyond the geographical service area. In particular, AADD offers an Annual Conference on Aging with Developmental Disabilities.
Last Assured
07/24/2026
Providing organization
ASSOCIATION ON AGING WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
The Association on Aging with Developmental Disabilities (AADD) provides support to adults of all ages with developmental disabilities, with an emphasis on those age 50 years and older. Our goal is to assist individuals in maintaining their independence and support them in continuing to be active members of their communities. Through our direct services, AADD's overarching goal is to prevent entry into unnecessary long-term care placement and premature death in individuals who are aging with developmental disabilities. In response, all AADD programs have a common goal to provide necessary training to assist individuals in achieving a greater independence in the home and community while aging in place.
In addition to serving three area counties in the St. Louis area through ongoing programs, AADD also provides consultation and education beyond the geographical service area. In particular, AADD offers an Annual Conference on Aging with Developmental Disabilities.