Coordinated Family Support (CFS)
Coming soon
Flexible, individualized support delivered in the family home — helping both the individual and their family build skills and stability together.
What is Coordinated Family Support?
Coordinated Family Support (CFS) is a flexible, individualized service delivered in the family home, designed to support both the individual with developmental disabilities and their family. CFS can include the kinds of supports offered through SLS and ILS, tailored to the unique needs of each family.
This service is especially valuable for families who want in-home support without their loved one moving out, helping build skills and stability while keeping the family unit at the center.
This service is especially valuable for families who want in-home support without their loved one moving out, helping build skills and stability while keeping the family unit at the center.
Liberty Life Skills is currently pursuing CFS vendorization. Read the official DDS description →
What CFS can include
Common questions
CFS, explained simply
SLS and ILS support someone living in their own home. CFS is delivered in the family home, supporting both the individual and their family together, rather than someone moving out.
We’re currently pursuing CFS vendorization. Contact us to learn more about availability and expected timelines in your area.
The California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) has an official overview of Coordinated Family Support Services — linked above.
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