Through our residential program, Emmaus strives to create a warm, caring environment which fosters mutual growth amongst people with and without disabilities.
Emmaus currently operates ten community-based homes in neighborhoods throughout the Greater Pittsburgh area. In these homes, individuals with intellectual disabilities receive 24-hour support, according to their individual needs.
Have questions about our Residential program?
Please contact our Director of I/DD Services, Kelly Stillwell, at 412-381-0277. Or…
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Emmaus supports its residents in a variety of ways, including assistance with daily living skills, opportunities for socialization and recreation, health care maintenance, financial management support, medication administration, and finding suitable employment opportunities.
The Emmaus mission calls us to share our lives with one another.
Every time we welcome a new resident at Emmaus, we commit to providing the highest quality of care to that person for the rest of his or her life. That means sharing meals, working together, holding celebrations, facing our challenges, and building friendships. We value the unique gifts that each of our residents brings to this Community.
Meet Patty.
When her mother moved into a nursing home, Patty found a new and permanent home here with Emmaus.
Meet Gina.
She lives in a beautiful Emmaus home with two housemates, and works in a vocational training program five days a week.
Meet Matt.
Matt’s parents recognized the need for a long term plan for Matt when the day came that they could no longer care for him.
Meet Camille & Frank.
After their mother passed, this brother and sister found a good quality of life together at Emmaus.
Latest Emmaus Annoucements
Thank you to the students of Bishop Canevin High School!
Thank you to all the students from Bishop Canevin High School who worked together to raise $1,250 to support the Emmaus Community!
Now accepting nominations for the 2020 Ken Wagner Award
Know someone who has dedicated their life to helping others? Don’t forget to submit your nominations for the 2020 Ken Wagner Award for Outstanding Service by 2/24/20!
Emmaus Resident Featured in Advocacy Campaign
Check out this new video from Emmaus resident Erin Gannon, who is featured in the new Disability Inclusion & Access: Moving Forward Initiative, sponsored by the Heinz Endowments and FISA