can i start an adult group home from my home?
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Try asking at the department of human services or visit the link below and enquire.  http://www.ezinearticles.com/?Facts-About-Starting-an-Adult-Daycare-Home-Business&id=46196
694184
This is a tough question. You should likely refer to your association handbook as it will/may have guidelines for activities such as you wish to stage. If what your rules state nothing, then you may need to meet with your association and discuss it. I am sure you are/were a professional (or a lottery winner) and know how to conduct yourself properly, but you may wish to invite some of your older neighbors out of respect and courtesy, which they are due by living proximally to you. Your immediate neighbors who live under you MUST be extended an invitation (or at least a polite warning) to this occasion. You likely do not need to include the entire community (they probably won't fit anyway) but the people who might be affected by your little soiree should at least have the opportunity, or knowledge, to have a say since it will affect THEIR evening. Common sense, put on their shoes and think about what they may want, and why they chose to live there. BTW, a little Hendrix won't hurt them...
419802
I am/was in your situation. Get a job, take some classes, get a hobby. You need to make this place your home also, so get involved in groups around that area and make some friends!
422098
Staying at home is preferred by most people, but the more active and committed outside the house you are, the more people you will meet.\nJoin some kind of local committee that you know ladies your kind would be doing. It would be an easy way of meeting new people. THEN you can organise gettogethers at your house.
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develop a simple set of rules. nothing too extensive, but so it covers main points you would be in trouble with:\n\n- cleaning;\n- friends/boyfriends/girlfriends staying over;\n- disturbance.\n- if you are not a very close-knit group, have a house-meeting once a month. if there are not any problems to discuss, you can just hang out nicely; and if, unfortunately, there are, you know everybody will be there to discuss them.\n\nDon't overdo it, you don't want to pass as a control freak :) But do be serious about it. In a month or so, everybodo gets used and it will be comfortable.\n\nFinally, once in a while, it is wise to let a thing or two slide. If you let others enjoy themselves, when they really want to, they will do the same for you.
23731
To put people in your household, you must provide at least 50% of their support. The household members need not live in the same home.
196132
No unless there is an adult. It really depends on your situation.
1045916
Hi, First of all, I live in California and our laws, codes, rules and regulations are different here than there. \n\nBut if you are thinking of starting out on  your own you would have to have a separate case with you and your baby. We have already established that, however, if you are going to remain in the same household with you mother you  must become separate. What that means is that you have to keep your food separate (maybe have a separate refrigerator), and you pay for a portion of the electricity and other bills that you are accuming. \n\nSo, the first thing to do would be to have your mother take your baby off of her case and you start a new one with you and your own baby. Beware though, sometimes this creates animosity in the household and you and your mother should talk about this before you decide to go ahead and do it. \n \nIf you move out the household and get your own house:\n1. you would have to take your baby with you\n2. you have to report that you moved out of the household so that you \ncan have your baby removed from your mother's case and added on to \nthe one you will have. \n\nI hope this helps.
662988
You can advertise on Homestore.com or similar sites. Link to your own website.  Get a farm list of non-owner occupied homes (call your local title co. rep) - send direct mail to those tenants/occupants - maybe they'd like to own their own home instead of paying the landlord's mortgage?
648925
you could...but are you legal age? why would your parents interfere if you were an adult???? hmm..........
456976
Yes of course, you can do that from your computer at your house. I can help you with that to get you a process for the same, but i want to tell you clearly in process definately you have to invest more than enough. I mean you need to have your router installed at your home and that will cost you atleast 30000 Rs. What more i want to tell you is you can start only outbound process and not inbound, so make sure if you want to do the outbound process. There are a lot of alternatives to start with, if you are genuinly looking for something to do with, feel free to write me at mohitmadaan@gmail.com you can ask any question you have or anything you want in detail.\nThanks and good luck
255018
It depends to start a home like this you would have to incorporate in as a non profit organization and then you would have to go through the steps of establishing it as such, for details on how to incorporate a non profit organization look up the Foundation Center via Yahoo! and it will give you insight on that. Once you have establish your home the department of children and families inspect it to make sure that meets their criteria and requirements. And it also depends on the age of the people you are looking to provide housing for.
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if you are wanting to open a group home for how much it pays you are opening it for the wrong reason. my son is in a group home and i would never want him in one where the first concern to the owner is how much it paid. you should be more concerned on if i got one opened how do i get great staff workers who would benefit the clients the most and how i can make the clients more independent and able to function in todays world. you will not get rich running a group home. they don't work to make money.
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Here are some resources to help you start an adult daycare business:\n\nNational Adult Day Services Association, Inc http://www.nadsa.org/ \nPlanning and Creating Successful Adult Day Services and Other Home and Community-Based Services http://www.nadsa.org/hcbs_techbrief.pdf\nhttp://www.longtermcarelink.net/eldercare/adult_day_care.htm\nhttp://www.metlife.com/WPSAssets/90521757001065617557V1FAdult%20Day%20Centers.pdf\nhttp://www.cshp.rutgers.edu/PDF/AdultDaycareLitRev.pdf\nhttp://www.dhfs.state.wi.us/RL_DSL/AdultDayCare/ADCinqResp.htm\n\nYou can also check the following books\n\n- Standards and Guidelines Workbook: Adult Day Care (Paperback) by National Institute on Adult Daycare \n- Adult Day Care: A Practical Guidebook and Manual by Lenore A. Tate\n- How to Start and Operate an Elderly Adult Day-Care Center \nby Gwen M. Walker\n- Adult day care: A basic guide by Sudie Maready Goldston \n- Planning and Managing Adult Day Care: Pathways to Success \nby Linda Cook Webb
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you can join and enjoy this groups...\n\nRate this answer please..
753177
go to your local adult ed school
25940
eh that might be iffy if you are trying to get your own apartment. If you move out to live with a friend you can do it right now I believe. However don't quote me as legal advice please, because I'm no lawyer.