Our Story
We created a place where care is personal, not clinical-where every resident is treated like family and every detail matters.
Founded in 2023, Champions for Life Residential Living was born out of a personal journey. Inspired by my father's honorable service in the Air Force and his struggles with mental health, along with caring for my challenged daughter, I recognized the urgent need for compassionate, family-oriented assisted living homes. Our mission is to create inviting homes where residents feel supported, loved, and empowered to thrive.
About Champions for Life Homes
Our Values
Our vision, mission and values are our company’s DNA. They are the foundation that make us who we are and they guide us in all that we do. residential homes for the elderly
Our Mission
At Champions for life residential living, we are committed to providing the highest quality of care to our residents. We understand that each person's needs are unique, and we strive to create a customized care plan that meets those needs.To empower team members to grow and prosper, while creating a exceptional ambiance and family oriented place for the elderly, Veterans, uniquely challenged, those with intellectual development disorders, mentally challenged, foster children or for those who need a family orientated environment.
Our Vision
Champions For life assisted Living homes serve in the diversity of catering to the elderly, intellectual disorder Adults, foster children, and foster teens. Within the community of older adults and families to thrive by creating a culture that radiates love, inspiration and fulfillment.
Our Values
Champions for Life Assisted Living Homes leans on our core values to help us accomplish our mission.
Teamwork
We are individuals with different roles and responsibilities, all important, who work effectively together to accomplish our mission.
Trust
We engage with others with reliability, credibility and empathy. Houston
Perseverance
At Champions for life Residential living we stand firm in the face of difficulty and never give up pursuit of living our vision, mission and values.
Responsibility
We align with individuals and organizations who demonstrate the skill, knowledge and desire to be exceptional in their role.
Communication
To help older adults,young adults, children and families thrive by creating a culture that radiates love, inspiration and fulfillment.
Excellence
We use our collective strengths to be outstanding at what we do together.
Achievement
We establish our goals to be the best at what we do and we hold each other accountable to achieve our goals.
Services
Services provided:
Assisted Living homes fully furnished
Multi-Life Victorious Living Group Home Activities
Day Center transportation
Life Skill Classes
Movie Night
Arts & Crafts
Bingo Night
daily fitness workouts
Inspirational Group Chat & Bake night
Gardening
Field Trips
Respite for families who need a break or going on vacation, need a place of care for love one.
A. Independent care: provides community meals, light housework, meal preparation, transportation, grocery shopping, money management, or assistance with self-administration of medication but does not provide personal care services to those persons.
B. Personal 1 on 1 care services means
1. assistance with meals, dressing, movement, bathing, laundry or other personal needs or maintenance;
2. the administration of medication by a care taker or the assistance with or supervision of medication; or
3. general supervision or oversight of the physical and mental well-being of a person who needs assistance to maintain a private and independent residence in an assisted living facility or who needs assistance to manage the person's personal life, regardless of whether a guardian has been appointed for the person.
Person with a disability means a person with a mental, physical, or developmental disability that substantially impairs the person's ability to provide adequately for the person's care or protection.
C. Assistance with self-administration of medication means assisting a resident by reminding the resident to take medication, opening and removing medications from a container, placing medication in a resident’s hand or in/on a clean surface such as a pill cup or a medication reminder box and reminding the resident when a prescription medication needs to be refilled.