Our Programs & Services
Once children reach the age of 18 many transitional support services through school systems end and new chapters in their lives begin. Many young adults with disabilities often find themselves feeling isolated, and Glennwood Support Services provides the opportunity for not only continued personal growth but for pathways toward inclusive participation in an expansive world.
Review the most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) about Glennwood House
Staying fully engaged
Residents have a wide variety of choices to engage in activities both on-site at Glennwood Housing Foundation, and most importantly, out in our local community. Activities are driven by the interests of the Residents and facilitated by our Community Engagement Coordinators.
Pride in our commitments
Our community takes pride in the many expressions of independent responsibilities and commitments they fulfill every day. Day Programs, full or part-time employment, college classes, volunteer service projects, all demonstrate their dedication.
Exploring our world together
At the foundation of Glennwood Housing Foundation’s philosophy is to create a community environment where staff and residents together explore opportunities to enjoy recreation, try new skills and develop friendships. Our outlook on life at Glennwood Housing Foundation is driven by the desire to explore the world around us together. Developing social connections is a critical component to enjoying a fulfilling life.
Involved locally
Giving back and developing relationships within our local community is an important part of our community and the Residents’ G-Force outreach group. We support a large number of clubs and activities that have community involvement. We are grateful to the City of Laguna Beach, a small town approach with a big heart! Our house and our city are committed to both our inclusion and our independence.
Continue to learn
Ongoing educational workshops, events & tours are provided by professionals both on and off campus. Residents are able to choose their areas of interest as well as explore new educational and creative opportunities ranging from sports, creative and performing arts, science, nutrition, gardening and cooking, health and exercise.
Meet our leadership team
Highly trained healthcare and business professionals come together to provide a stable, loving & high quality environment for residents. To help them meet their full potential, explore new interests & enjoy a life of independence.
Faith Manors, MAOL
Chief Executive Officer
Master’s Degree in Organizational Leadership, Chapman University
Organizational strategist committed to building empowered and engaged residential peer-driven communities.
Rachel Landers
Associate Director / Supported Living Administrator
Bachelors in Education / Disabilities Studies, Chapman University
Program specialist committed to promoting inclusion and behavioral support towards full community engagement at every level.
Janet Parsons
Director of Development & Housing
Certificate in Non-Profit Administration and Development Strategies, CSULB
Non-profit development, and residential strategist dedicated to building broad based private and local partnerships which support innovative inclusive communities.
Myrna Carrillo
Health & Wellness Coordinator / Supported Living Administrator
Experienced residential professional with enhanced behavioral training and a focused approach to promoting and improving health and wellness throughout our community.
Samantha Rivera
Training and Multi-Media Coordinator / Supported Living Administrator
Experienced residential professional with enhanced training on Person-Centered Planning and a focused approach to creating Individual Service Plans which propel Residents towards greater independence.
Patty Garcia
Special Projects Coordinator/Supported Living Administrator
Experienced residential professional with enhanced training on building community partnerships and a focused approach to creating new inclusion opportunities for Residents in the local community.