About
Founded in 1992, they have been serving the needs of individuals with disabilities throughout Eastern Connecticut and Southern Rhode Island. The Light House has three different campuses that offer a range of programs, including a state-approved private school, residential and transitional services, vocational training, and state-contracted adult services. Their approach focuses on educating and preparing individuals for life, with a continuum of services from education to independent living. They strive to foster social, emotional, and cognitive development for lifelong independence. The Light House has a long history of supporting intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals and their families, with a commitment to community-based programming and individualized support.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
State-approved private school
The Light House offers a state-approved private school as part of their educational programming.
Residential and transitional services
The Light House provides residential and transitional services to support individuals with disabilities in their transition to independent living.
Vocational training
The Light House offers vocational training to help individuals with disabilities develop skills and prepare for employment.
State-contracted adult services
The Light House provides state-contracted adult services to support individuals with disabilities in their adult years.
Assistive Technology Services
The Light House offers Assistive Technology Services to empower individuals with disabilities to communicate effectively, learn, and live independently.
LH Works
LH Works is a program that provides social and vocational experiences for job seekers with diverse abilities, empowering them to create their own pathways to employment and independent living.