Housing

Fraser Residential Living operates 26 homes for adolescents and adults with disabilities and provides services for the developmental, health, safety and social needs of each person living in those homes. These single-family houses are located in various urban and suburban neighborhoods in Hennepin and Anoka Counties.

For more information, visit our Residential Living page.

Fraser Supportive Living provides an option for individuals who want to live more independently in the community, rather than with a parent or guardian, but who do not have adequate funding or a preference for traditional group home options. Services may be delivered to an individual co-leasing an apartment or town home with Fraser, or to an individual living in their own home.

For more information, visit our Supportive Living page.

Fraser Independent Living operates five apartment buildings designed for adults with developmental disabilities who can live independently with minimal support.

Fraser is the only organization in the Twin Cities to offer this type of apartment rental program and has received national recognition for this unique model. The buildings are made possible through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

For more information, visit our Independent Living page.