Keystone Village is a planned residential campus community in Cumming, Georgia intended to house approximately 80 adults with IDD in one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments with 24/7 on-site staff. The project is currently in the land-acquisition and fundraising phase, with a community center and both private-pay and HCBS Medicaid waiver funding options planned.
Keystone emphasizes inclusion, belonging, connection, and community integration rather than isolation. It describes a model intended to support residents with different needs while helping them build friendships and participate in the broader community.
Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Each resident must have authorized services and supports in place. The intent is to serve "the diverse spectrum of the adult IDD population," including people who live independently, need supportive living, or need intensive 24/7 care.
Planned person-centered support with varying levels of care, intended for people who live independently, require supportive living, or need intensive 24/7 care.
One-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment units with private bathrooms and shared kitchen, dining, living, and laundry area. Apartments can be shared or single occupancy, based on preference.
The plan includes a community center with a dining hall, arts and crafts room, sensory room, multipurpose theater room, and a chapel. Specific programming to be determined.
Applications/waitlist not yet open; applications and screening will open after future construction milestones.
Application
Application and screening process to be determined.
- How The Community Describes Itself -
“Keystone Village will be a … residential community for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who need a supportive place to live. It will provide homes in an environment that is secure, active, and deeply connected to the surrounding community.”
- Notices & Disclosures -
Better Living Together's Inclusive Housing Statement Disability-Inclusive Housing is housing that brings people with and without disabilities together in the same community, with accessible design, shared spaces, and opportunities for interaction, participation, and belonging. It supports diverse needs to promote independence, while fostering inclusion and connection to the broader community.
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