P.L.U.S. Group Homes is a non-profit organization based in New York that provides residential services and support for individuals with developmental disabilities. Founded in the late 20th century, the organization operates multiple group homes throughout New York State, offering supervised living environments that promote independence and community integration. The organization’s name P.L.U.S. stands for “Providing Living Units of Service,” reflecting its core mission of creating supportive housing solutions. Their residential programs include 24-hour supervised homes, semi-independent living arrangements, and supportive apartments. These facilities are staffed by trained professionals who assist residents with daily living skills, medication management, and community participation. P.L.U.S. Group Homes works in compliance with the New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) regulations and standards. The organization provides various support services including vocational training, recreational activities, and life skills development programs. They also coordinate with healthcare providers and other community resources to ensure comprehensive care for their residents. The organization maintains partnerships with local businesses and community organizations to create employment opportunities and social integration programs for their residents. P.L.U.S. Group Homes operates through a combination of government funding, grants, and private donations to sustain its operations and expand its services.