Developmental Disabilities, Rockingham County

Pleasant View offers homes for individuals with developmental disabilities.  Group homes provide congregate living arrangements to a small group of adults with recognized developmental disabilities.  Consumers receive primary care, which is comprised of room, board, and general supervision. In addition, they receive assistance training, and specialized supervision according to their individual support needs and preferences. Each resident is encouraged to be as independent as possible with daily living activities, with the hope of achieving an improved quality of life through integration in community activities.

• Lee-High Residence in Broadway is shared by twelve individuals who receive training based upon their individual goals and desires. The first floor includes a large common living area and is wheelchair accessible.
• At the Gehman House in Harrisonburg, adults with disabilities live in a community home with less emphasis on work and training.
• At the Turner House, an emphasis is placed on choice for the six individuals who share this home in Timberville. Training can include self-care, home care, communication, accessing the community, and social skills based on individual goals.
• Moyers Apartments are two buildings that contain four two-bedroom apartments in Harrisonburg. Four first-floor apartments are wheelchair accessible.