Our Mission
To develop a compassionate, safe, and structured residential environment where children with developmental disabilities can build life skills, grow in confidence, and experience a genuine sense of belonging.
Grace & Purpose Living LLC is being developed as a safe, supportive, and structured residential home where children with autism and other developmental disabilities can grow, learn, build life skills, and thrive.

We want Grace & Purpose Living to feel like a home first: a place for ordinary days, familiar routines, laughter, patience, and steady encouragement. Every child deserves to be treated with respect, understood as an individual, and given room to grow.
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Illustrative rendering of our proposed home; not a photograph of the completed facility.
Grace & Purpose Living grew from a journey shared by our entire family. As a husband and wife raising three boys together, we have learned how much love, patience, consistency, and understanding matter in helping children feel secure and valued.
One of our sons has autism, and our experiences as parents have deepened our appreciation for each child's individual strengths, needs, and potential. We work together to give all three of our boys the same unconditional love, respect, encouragement, and sense of belonging.
Together, we founded Grace & Purpose Living to bring those family-centered values into our vision for a supportive residential home for children with developmental disabilities. We want children to be known for who they are, not just for a diagnosis or the support they need. Our proposed program is still in development and subject to licensing and other approvals.
Grace reflects the kindness, patience, acceptance, and unconditional compassion that guide our family.
Purpose reflects our belief that every child has value, strengths, and opportunities to grow in their own way.
Together, these values guide our vision of a home where every child can feel seen, supported, and encouraged.
A Place to Grow. A Place to Belong.
To develop a compassionate, safe, and structured residential environment where children with developmental disabilities can build life skills, grow in confidence, and experience a genuine sense of belonging.
A future where every child, regardless of ability, has the opportunity to grow, build meaningful relationships, and live with dignity and purpose.
We lead with kindness, empathy, patience, and care inspired by family.
We believe each child deserves to be heard, valued, and respected.
We strive for a welcoming home where every child feels included.
We encourage individual strengths, life skills, and confidence.
We value consistent routines, responsible supervision, and accountability.
We aim to collaborate respectfully with families and support teams.
No two children are alike, and we don’t believe their care should be either. Some children feel most comfortable with a familiar routine. Others need more time, a quieter space, or a different way to communicate. We want to get to know each child, understand what helps them feel secure, and build on the things they already do well.
We plan to learn what works for each child and follow an individualized plan shaped by their needs, strengths, and goals.
Getting dressed, helping with a meal, keeping a room tidy, or learning to ask for help—small steps can make a big difference.
We want children to have time for play, friendships, outdoor activities, and the everyday moments that make a house feel like home.
We are planning a small, home-like setting for up to six boys, ages 8–16, with autism and other intellectual or developmental disabilities. Our hope is to offer the kind of steady, caring environment where children can settle into a routine, feel understood, and make progress at their own pace.
Depending on each child’s needs and approved care plan, everyday support may include help with personal routines, communication, social skills, recreation, and learning to do more independently. We also hope to work closely with parents, guardians, schools, and other professionals so the people supporting a child are working toward the same goals.
The program is being developed in the Union County / greater Charlotte area under 10A NCAC 27G .5600B. The proposed capacity and services are subject to licensing and other required approvals.
As parents, we know that no one understands a child quite like the people who love and care for them every day. We want families to feel heard, not left out of important conversations.
As we develop the program, our goal is to build open, respectful relationships with parents and guardians, listen to what they know about their child, and share progress and concerns clearly. A child should never have to start from scratch every time the adults around them change.
A familiar morning routine. A favorite game after school. A calm place to unwind. Someone who notices when a child is having a hard day—and celebrates when something finally clicks.
Those everyday moments are part of the home we hope to create. We want children to feel comfortable being themselves while they learn, connect with others, and grow in confidence.
Our residential program is not yet open and is not accepting admissions or referrals. We welcome general questions about our planned services and will provide updates as the licensing process progresses.
Please do not email diagnoses, medical records, care plans, or other sensitive personal information at this stage.
Contact Us for General Information →As our program develops, we intend to build a team of qualified, compassionate caregivers who share our commitment to dignity, safety, patience, and individualized support. Our future hiring process will emphasize applicable qualifications, background screening, role-appropriate training, clear communication, and respectful partnership with families and care teams. Staffing plans remain subject to licensing requirements and program needs. We are not currently advertising open positions; general career inquiries are welcome by email.
General Career Inquiry →Questions about Grace & Purpose Living or our planned residential program? We'd be glad to hear from you.
Email: bini@graceandpurposeliving.com
✉ Email UsServing the greater Charlotte / Union County, North Carolina area · Program in development