We may be small, but we are full of heart.
The size of our organization has allowed us to keep a home atmosphere and truly provide individualized supports to
people with developmental disabilities.
SFA has been supporting individuals with developmental disabilities since 1984. We have deep roots in the communities we serve in Sarnia-Lambton, Chatham-Kent and Windsor-Essex.
Our team is committed to helping provide the best possible life for the people we support. We take a family-orientated approach to how we support both individuals and our employees.
We put people first because we care.
13
Residential homes in three counties
200
Supported families and individuals
24hr
Around the clock support
Care & Services
Supported Group Living Homes
SFA operates 13 supported group living homes in three counties. We support adults with developmental disabilities to live their best lives.
Youth Transitioning to Adult Supports
Our Stepping Stones program provides person directed plans, goal setting, and transition planning services for each participant.
Supported Independent Living
We provide support to people with disabilities who are already living independently within the community.
Join our team
Are you passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of others? By working at SFA you’ll not only help individuals live their best lives but also find personal fulfilment along the way.
Why people believe in us
"My son has been a resident of "the farm" home near Petrolia for a number of years and I have found the staff to be very thoughtful and accommodating. "
Terry C
"SFA is a trusted, compassionate and understanding agency. The staff are great at listening to the individual to help them create and enjoy an ordinary everyday life!"
Sharp Family
"Our son has been associated with SFA for several decades.
The creative way they approach solutions, rather than the often rigid and myopic vision of other service organizations, has been a huge benefit to our family and son."
Janice A.
"SFA has been responsive, attentive and genuine in assisting our family providing the resources we need to care for our brother."
Wendy S.
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