Live-In Household Leaders, Two-Person Team

Support Adults with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities | Chapel Hill & Durham, NCThis is not a shift to cover. It is a household to help lead.

The G House families are recruiting a two-person, live-in Household Leadership Team to share life alongside adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and help create a connected, welcoming home. Residents choose G House because they want to lead full, interconnected lives in their community. Household Leaders work alongside them, providing the right level of assistance, from encouragement and coaching to hands‑on help when needed.

• Build genuine, respectful relationships and foster a positive household culture
• Support residents in working toward individual goals and greater independence
• Assist with activities of daily living: hygiene, dressing, meals, mobility, routines
• Balance hands‑on support with opportunities for independence
• Facilitate friendships, work, recreation, appointments, community involvement
• Coordinate transportation and access to places residents choose to go
• Shape household schedules, meals, routines and traditions
• Partner with families, professionals and other members of the support team
• Maintain a safe, organized and enjoyable home

Household Leaders are part of a broader team and do not provide all support themselves.

Compensation: Full‑time pay averages $60,000+ with bonuses available. Pay comes from residents’ Medicaid waiver and/or private-pay funding through a provider agency or Employer of Record.

• Dependable, grounded and strong communicators
• Able to read the room and provide the right amount of support
• Comfortable providing both relational and hands‑on assistance
• Natural relationship and community builders
• Collaborative, flexible and practical problem‑solvers
• Respectful of the choices, dignity and independence of adults with disabilities
• Comfortable taking responsibility for how a household functions
• Interested in a meaningful, long-term opportunity

Experience in disability services, education, healthcare, social work, coaching, residential life, nonprofit work, hospitality or community building is helpful, but compassion, character, judgment and commitment matter just as much.

G House is building a different approach to disability housing and support, centered on home, belonging, choice, independence and long‑term relationships
. For the right two people, this is an opportunity to help create a household where adults with disabilities can pursue their goals, participate fully in their community and live increasingly independent lives.