Tampa Bay, Florida · Est. 2019

Care that feels like family.

Adult day training, supported living and group homes for adults with developmental disabilities, built on the care our founder gave his own mother.

Filmed at our day program

We help adults with developmental disabilities build real skills, real friendships and full, independent lives right here in Tampa Bay.

2Adult day training centers, in Tampa and Temple Terrace
24/7Trained staff in every group home
Level 2Background checks for every team member
1 callFamilies reach a real person at (813) 284-7370
What we do

Three ways we help.

Every plan starts with a conversation about the life someone wants to live. Then we build the support around it.

A day program participant holding a bowling ball at the lanes
Adult day training

A meaningful day.

Two day centers where adults build job skills, friendships and confidence, with regular outings all over Tampa Bay.

  • Vocational skills
  • Daily living skills
  • Social development
  • Community outings
Explore day training
A man in a red wheelchair smiles at home while a caregiver stands beside him holding a framed picture
Supported living

Support at home.

Help with the everyday parts of living on your own, in your own home and on your own terms.

  • Daily living
  • Medication support
  • Appointments & transportation
  • Benefits coordination
Explore supported living
The Everything Peachie community gathered under an outdoor pavilion
Group homes

A place to belong.

Family-style homes staffed around the clock, with individual support plans and a real sense of community.

  • Staffed 24/7
  • Family-like homes
  • Structured routines
Explore group homes
Adult day training

Two day centers. One good day at a time.

Some days it's job-skills practice. Some days it's karaoke, bowling or a trip to Adventure Island. Every day has a purpose: more independence, more friends, more confidence.

  • Vocational skillsHands-on training that builds real work skills.
  • Daily livingPractical life skills that make independence possible.
  • Social developmentFriendship, communication and connection.
  • Community outingsRegular trips that build real-world experience.
See our day programs
ADT Director Carolina Hunt at the front door of an Everything Peachie day program Participants singing karaoke inside the day program

Come see it for yourself.Visits are scheduled ahead so participants' days aren't interrupted.

Out in Tampa Bay

Real days. Real life.

Theme parks, comic cons, pool days and fishing trips. Community isn't a buzzword here. It's the calendar.

Two members of the Peachie family taking a selfie at Volcano Bay
Volcano Bay
Two friends making peace signs in a swimming pool
Pool day
Participants dressed as Mario and Luigi at a comic convention
Comic con
A participant proudly holding up a fish he caught
Fishing trip
Two participants posing beside an R2-D2 replica
Meeting R2-D2
A man enjoying a boat ride on the water
On the water
A group posing in front of a colorful Scaradise mural
Scaradise night
A participant using outdoor exercise equipment at a park
Staying active
A young man smiling in front of the Adventure Island sign
Adventure Island
Staff and participants enjoying a day at the park
Park day
A staff member and a man he supports sharing dinner at a restaurant
Group homes

Group homes are homes first.

Our residents live here, so we protect their privacy and their routines. If you're exploring a group home for yourself or someone you care for, we start with a private conversation.

No public tours or drop-in visits.

Group home inquiries go straight to our leadership team, who will call you privately to talk through fit and availability.

  • Staffed 24/7 by trained caregivers
  • Individual support plans
  • Consistent daily routines
  • An open phone line for families
Send a private inquiry About our group homes
Our story

I built Everything Peachie to give the same level of care I gave my mom.

A community member posing with a dolphin statue by the water

Everything Peachie LLC was built from lived experience. Our founder started the company to give other families the care he gave his own mother. That standard still drives everything we do.

Our mission is to provide person-centered services that empower people with developmental disabilities, including autism and cerebral palsy, to live fulfilling, independent and enriched lives in their own communities, with respect, dignity and compassion at every step.

Read our story
  • CompassionWe lead with heart and treat every person with genuine care and respect.
  • IntegrityTrust and transparency guide what we do. We do what we say, every time.
  • UnityFamilies, staff and the people we support do best working together.
Our team

The people behind the care.

Hired for heart first, trained for excellence. Tap a name to hear from them in our welcome video.

Meet the team
From families & guardians

“Over the past three years, Claudius and the Everything Peachie staff have provided exemplary care for our daughter Rebecca. Exemplary care means safe, competent, reliable, loving and fun.

Dr. Frank & Paulette VaseyGuardians
John RondinelliParent / guardian
“Claudius has been my son's companion and friend for the past 3.5 years. I can say unequivocally it's the best thing that has ever happened for my son Nick. I highly recommend his services.”
Careers

Bring your heart. We'll bring the training.

Working here is more than a job. Tell us which role interests you and we'll reach out when one fits.

Flexible hoursPaid training & certificationsRoom to grow
Careers at Everything Peachie
“Claudius is a very inspirational man and boss. In my many years in this field, I've never met someone I would rather work under. I wouldn't want to be anywhere else.”
Earnesha · Team member
“We always talk about how to get better as a company. Claudius treats us like family and helps us become better people.”
Rodney Jackson Jr. · Team member
“I can work as many hours as I'd like, and they're flexible with us. My job keeps me focused and on track.”
Kyrah · Team member
Good questions

Wondering where to start?

Still unsure? Call (813) 284-7370. You'll reach a real person.

Who do you support?

Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism, cerebral palsy and other developmental needs, across the Tampa Bay area.

Can I tour a day center?

Yes. Request an ADT visit and we'll call you to set a time. Visits are scheduled ahead so participants' days aren't interrupted, and a request isn't confirmed until we've spoken.

Can I tour a group home?

Our group homes are private homes, so we don't offer public tours or drop-in visits. Send a private inquiry and our leadership team will contact you directly.

How do you keep people safe?

Every team member passes a Level 2 background check and is CPR and First Aid certified, with ongoing training. We hire for compassion first and keep an open phone line for families and guardians.

I'm a support coordinator. How do I refer someone?

Call the office or use our referral form. We work closely with referring agencies for smooth transitions and ongoing communication.

What should I leave out of the form?

Please don't send medical records, diagnoses or Social Security numbers through the website. Your name, phone number and the kind of support you're exploring are enough to start.

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