Home is where the heart is. And in one home in Roy, there are three hearts connected in a very unique way.
Housing opportunities are hard to find for adults with disabilities. In Utah, there are hundreds of people on the waiting list — it can take years to find somewhere to live.
"These houses that we match these clients with — it's just amazing how they really help them, and the goals that they've been able to achieve is really, really special," he said. "When I first got here, I was a little mean and kind of rude, but with Carrie's patience and help, I have been growing, and I actually owe a lot to Carrie because of that," Stringham said."I actually like it a lot. Because I can get out on my own. I take the bus by myself," McNeely explained.Carlow has loved opening her home to individuals like Stringham and McNeely. Seeing them grow, and sharing laughs and memories, has filled her life with special meaning.
To further alleviate this housing crisis, recent funding from the 2023 Utah legislative session has also made money available – including to help host families.
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