Celebrating 80 Years of Fostering Abilities and Creating Community.
Getting to know Hillside
If you or someone you know are interested in learning more about Hillside, we warmly invite you to attend our monthly Getting to Know Hillside program.
Held on the third Wednesday of each month, this educational program includes a delicious lunch, brief video, tour of our property and facility, and a brief presentation about Hillside all in one hour.
For more information about this free program, please contact our Development Assistant, Elizabeth Arendt, at: [email protected] or (805) 687-0788 x109
FOSTERING ABILILITIES
CREATING COMMUNITY
A residential home for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
People with disabilities and their families count on Hillside to provide quality care, independence and integration within our community. Hillside strives to advance the potential of each resident by fostering abilities and creating community.
The individuals who call Hillside their home need a caring community to survive. Hillside provides them what they need to follow their passions and discover their abilities.
For our 59 residents, Hillside is home.
“People who have intellectual and developmental disabilities are able to touch hearts and to call others to unity through their simplicity and vulnerability.”
Jean Vanier
“Hillside is a critically important part of a healthy community because we do need to care for those who are least able to care for themselves.”
— Norris Goss, Vice-Chair, Hillside Board of Directors
Learn more about our services.
Hillside offers many activities on our property and in the community. We provide 24-hour nursing care and a range of therapeutic programs in a caring environment.
City of Santa Barbara TRAP Program
Hillside is pleased to have the opportunity to offer our residents access to the TRAP program thanks to funding we received from the City of Santa Barbara Community Arts Grant. The Rhythmic Arts Project (TRAP) is a drumming program designed for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to be able to make music. Not only is this a fun and engaging activity for them, it also uses multi-sensory stimulation which is critical to their development. We are so thankful to the City of Santa Barbara for making this possible!
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HILLSIDE TRIBUTE GIFTS
Hillside is grateful for these gifts made
in honor,
in celebration,
in appreciation and
in memory of
a family member, friend or loved one.
We appreciate your generosity to Hillside.
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Thank you for your support. It means everything.
Kenneth Bilow
by Robert & Caroline Timlin
Jim & Marcia Wolfe
by Carol Stewart
Christine Carr
by Mary Siegel
Lynne Cameron
by Faye Eggerding
Frank & Ruth Spevak
by Georgiana Kasper
Moselle Brand
by James Koscielniak
Norris Goss
by Barbara Hauter
Stan Rassler
by Michael & Ruth Rassler
Ruth Spevak
by Robert Ross
Mark Tryon
by Sue Butler
Mark Tryon
by Eleezah Safarians
J.P. Wilcox
by Don & Alita Rhodes
Christine Carr
by Mary Siegel
M. Brand
by John & Mary Sramek
Larry Billow
by Caroline Timlin
Mark Crosby - Tyler Family Trust
by Arthur & Glorya Tyler
Gary and Jean Porter
by John & Sally Glancey
J.P. Wilcox
by Leslie Wells
Sally Simms
by Lynn Anderson
Morgan Newfield
by Marilyn Morgan
Mary MacPherson
by Linda Bradley
Patricia Noble Dickson
by Bruce & Judi Conroy
Katie Troesch
by Bunny Markowitz
Katie Troesch
by Duree Dunn
Pat Dickson
by William & Joan Wren