Moving into a New Residential Placement (Spanish available)

November 3, 2025

This short video explains how moving into a residential home affects daily life, services, and supports—and how families can prepare.

Adults 22+English Living Options Regional Center Spanish Transition Age Youth (Ages 16-22)

A move into a residential placement affects more than just where someone lives—it changes daily routines, funding sources, and even school and healthcare supports. In this Close to Home module, EFRC’s Lisa explains what families can expect when their loved one transitions out of the family home and how to plan for a smooth adjustment.

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