What does independence really look like? For one young man in Tallahassee, it means moving into his own apartment—with the support of Best Buddies and a community that believes in inclusion. This inspiring story shows the power of connection and opportunity in action.
Read the full story on WFSU Local News, then explore how the Best Buddies Living program is making independent living possible.
To celebrate our 30th Anniversary, we are excited to launch the organization’s newest program, Best Buddies Living. Best Buddies is elevating our mission to meet the significant need for inclusion by establishing a residential living experience for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their peers.
Rodrigo Balvanera, a master's student at American University, found his home at the Georgetown location of Best Buddies Living.
The journey of Alex P. who moved across state lines to find community at Best Buddies Living.
This two-day event will Feature Actress Cheryl Hines, Actress and Disability Advocate Amanda Booth, Author and Advocate Jess Ronne, Expert-led Workshops, Wellness Experiences and Opportunities for Meaningful Connection.
Best Buddies Living ribbon cutting in Austin, TX
Join the Best Buddies Challenge and champion inclusion for people with disabilities.