Thank you for your interest in Peaceful Living. We currently offer a variety of services to private and public organizations serving the public as well as individuals with disabilities and their families.

Respite: Peaceful Living uses a combination of volunteers and paid staff to provide trained and knowledgeable persons to stay with an individual with a disability, who needs support to remain safe while family members are not able to be present. Peaceful Living provides respite in the home of the individual or in the home of a Peaceful Living respite provider.

In-Home Services: Peaceful Living works with an individual and those who are closest to them to develop a life plan and goals that will aide that individual to enjoy a richer and more independent lifestyle. Peaceful Living utilizes trained companions to teach life skills to individuals with disabilities in the community.

Educational Services: Peaceful Living draws from a staff that is rich in experience and training to provide guidance to churches, synagogues, schools and community programs, on how to create a nurturing and inclusive environment for individuals with disabilities. Peaceful Living provides various levels of support to agencies and organizations that wish to become more inclusive. Peaceful Living will provide in-service training, seminars or complete consultative support.

Center for Congregational Life: The congregation is the center of life for the Anabaptist or historic peace churches. What we want to do with our Center for Congregational Life is to help all congregations improve themselves by providing resources to include everyone, especially persons with disabilities. We will provide information, specific suggestions, and tools to use as you improve your congregation.

To learn more about the Peaceful Living Center for Congregational Life, click here.

For more information on the services Peaceful Living offers, please contact Joe Landis or Elizabeth Howes at (610) 287-1200.