TLC CEO Sarah Crawford joined The Conversation Series podcast to talk about what it really means to provide thoughtful, person-centered care. She shares how everyday decisions—from the size of a laundry room to individual temperature […]
Raleigh, NC – April 2025 – TLC is proud to announce its selection as a grant recipient from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services’ Division of Mental […]
TLC CEO Sarah Crawford is featured on the Women, Life and Science podcast. In that podcast, Sarah shares her personal and professional journey, from her work supporting individuals with I/DD to her role shaping policies […]
By Sarah Crawford, TLC CEO
Governor Josh Stein recently released his proposed state budget, and for thousands of North Carolina families caring for a loved one with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD), it represents a step forward. His proposal balances fiscal responsibility […]
When designing homes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), every detail matters. The environment plays a crucial role in fostering independence, comfort, and a sense of community. One feature at our new TLC […]
Raleigh, NC – March 6, 2025 – TLC is pleased to announce two key leadership promotions that reflect the organization’s unwavering commitment to empowering individuals of all abilities to live their fullest life. These appointments underscore the organization’s focus on […]
When Doug Watson finally got the call that he’d secured long-term disability housing for his eldest adult son at Raleigh’s TLC, he broke down in tears. After a three-year wait, he finally had peace of mind. “The biggest thing is the security,” said the 67-year-old […]
An organization in Raleigh that serves people with intellectual and developmental disabilities like autism and down syndrome has unveiled a $5.2 million residential facility.
TLC’s facility was funded by donations, Wake County, and the city of Raleigh. The total cost of the […]
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) — Wake County non-profit TLC Housing reached a milestone Friday when unveiling its new building in Raleigh for its residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
