Residential Living

Each person must have a diagnosis of a developmental, cognitive or other disability with a waiver from the county of financial responsibility. Referrals are reviewed by the Fraser residential management team to determine the appropriateness of placement in homes that have openings.

The program is supervised by a coordinator with a bachelor’s degree and minimum two years experience in developmental disability services. The coordinator supervises and trains direct support professionals to ensure program goals are met.

Room and board for residents are paid for by the county of financial responsibility through Group Residential Housing Funds. Services are paid for by waivered funding.

Yukon House is a four-bedroom, split-level home. There is an opening for 1 adult male or female. The staffing pattern currently is 2:4 during program hours with awake overnight staff. The site also receives weekly nursing visits by a Registered Nurse. Please contact Lisa Zaspel at 612-767-7206 or lisaz@fraser.org for more information or to schedule a tour.

5th Avenue House is located in a quiet Richfield neighborhood. The home is a 4-bedroom split-level and is not accessible. There is an opening for 1 adult male. This home currently serves adult men, ages of 40-41, with developmental disabilities. The men enjoy a wide range of activities including floor hockey, softball, bowling, and downhill skiing. They like to attend a social club on a weekly basis and enjoy staying busy with friends and family. The staffing pattern is currently 1:4 with overnight asleep staff. Support staff is available for individualized activities. The site receives nursing visits by a Registered Nurse based upon the client needs. Please contact Lisa Zaspel at 612-767-7206 or lisaz@fraser.org for more information or to schedule a tour.