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ABLE

A Broader Living Experience

A Home Built
on a Promise

Together, we create a culture of care and belonging.

For more than forty years, A Broader Living Experience has provided relationship-centered residential care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Marin County.

We believe every person deserves a home where they are known, valued, and cared for, even as their needs change.

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Each Journey is Different

Some residents have lived at ABLE for decades.

Others join us later in life, after years with family or in settings that supported greater independence.

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Their journeys are different.

 

Our commitment to each person is the same:

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To know them. To grow with their changing needs. And to create a home where they experience

care, dignity, connection, and belonging.

1985

Serving Marin County since

More than Forty Years of Care

9

Residents who call ABLE home

40+

Years of relationship-centered care

37+

Years served by our longest-tenured team member

Zero

Deficiencies in our November 2025 CDPH Focused Fundamental Recertification Survey

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We Know People Deeply

Long-term relationships help our team understand each resident's communication, preferences, routines, joys, and subtle signs that say so much.

How We Create a Culture
of Care and Belonging

At ABLE, care begins with knowing the person — not simply the diagnosis, the care plan, or the task at hand.

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We Grow With Changing Needs

As residents require additional medical, mobility, or personal support, we work to strengthen the care around them and preserve the relationships that help them feel secure.

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We Create Belonging

Residents are not simply recipients of services. They are adults, neighbors, friends, family members, and valued members of the ABLE community.

Meet the People Behind the Promise

ABLE's strength lives in the relationships between residents and the people who care for them. In our Portraits of Care series, longtime team members reflect on the meaning,
responsibility, and joy of this work.

The Trailer

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Dave

Kato

Click the Portraits below to see each video.

The Portraits of Care Video Series

Alice

Wolfgramm

Danny

McLane

Sam

Yates

Click the Portraits below to see each video.

The Portraits of Care
Video Series

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