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Becoming a Resident
There are several steps to becoming a resident. Learn more about the process below.
Become a Resident
When an adult with a disability is looking for a safe, affordable home, they first approach the state for a Medicaid waiver. They then choose a provider agency to supply needed care. Finally, together with their family and agency, Promise Community Homes shares availability of our homes. Typically, residents have up to three housemates.
Also typically, a resident will age in place, with home modifications attended to by our maintenance team. We are proud to provide the foundational need of housing, for life.
Regional Office Contact Info
Please check with your regional office to learn more about a Promise Community Home in your county.
St. Louis County
St. Louis County Regional Office
(314) 587-4800
1 (800) 374-6458
St. Louis County Satellite Office
(314) 475-7600
St. Louis City
St. Louis Regional Tri-County Office
(314) 244-8800
1 (800) 358-7665
Jefferson County
Jefferson County Office
(636) 931-5720
St. Louis Regional Tri-County Office
(314) 244-8800
1 (800) 358-7665
St. Charles County
St. Charles County Office
(636) 926-1200
(636) 926-1220
St. Louis Regional Tri-County Office
(314) 244-8800
1 (800) 358-7665
Serving Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Find a Home
Interested in Locating a Home
If you are interested in locating a home for an adult with a developmental disability in and around the St. Louis area, help is available.
Your first step is to contact the appropriate office from those listed above. As you begin your journey, we encourage you to contact IDDHelp at 877-256-2202. Knowledgeable IDD Community Connectors are specialists that will help you navigate this multi-part process. IDDHelp is free, confidential, and available Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
If you have additional questions fill out the Contact form and we’ll try our best to help.
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Recent News
Grant from the J.A. Grifols Foundation supports accessible bathroom renovations in PCH home
In January 2022, Promise Community Homes requested a grant of $25,000 to support accessibility renovations for our annual initiative, the H.O.M.E.S. Program (Housing Optimizing Medical and Emotional Stability). With support from the J.A. Grifol’s Foundation, we planned to complete at
Marcus Adrian becomes the new Board President for Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village
Starting January 1, 2023, Promise Community Homes has a new Board President, Marcus Adrian. Marcus is an Architect with St. Louis based Mackey Mitchell Architects, where he has spent 25 years designing schools, classrooms, and a dizzying range of learning
Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village, announces their 50th year of providing affordable homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
The beginning of 2023 is a remarkable time for Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village. This year marks the 50th year the organization has provided safe and affordable neighborhood homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). In 1973,
Grant from the J.A. Grifols Foundation supports accessible bathroom renovations in PCH home
In January 2022, Promise Community Homes requested a grant of $25,000 to support accessibility renovations for our annual initiative, the H.O.M.E.S. Program (Housing Optimizing Medical and Emotional Stability). With support from the J.A. Grifol’s Foundation, we planned to complete at
Marcus Adrian becomes the new Board President for Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village
Starting January 1, 2023, Promise Community Homes has a new Board President, Marcus Adrian. Marcus is an Architect with St. Louis based Mackey Mitchell Architects, where he has spent 25 years designing schools, classrooms, and a dizzying range of learning
Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village, announces their 50th year of providing affordable homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
The beginning of 2023 is a remarkable time for Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village. This year marks the 50th year the organization has provided safe and affordable neighborhood homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). In 1973,
Promise Home in Ballwin Missouri named the John Allan Love House
Tuesday October 18th, 2022, Promise Community Homes board and staff honored the John Allan Love Charitable Foundation by naming a Promise Community Home in Ballwin, Missouri the “John Allan Love House.” For 27 years, the John Allan Love Foundation has