St. Levon Haven

02/13/2026

🏡 **Looking for Property Owners Leasing Homes!**

At St. Levon Haven, we support clients with disabilities in finding safe, comfortable, and accessible housing. We connect clients directly with property owners who lease homes to tenants as part of the support we provide as a homecare agency.

St. Levon Haven does not own, manage, or financially benefit from any housing arrangements. All housing decisions are made independently by the client or their legal representative.

If you have a property available and are interested in supporting St. Levon Haven clients, you can:

• Drop your contact info in the comments
• Send a private message
• Email us at info@stlevonhaven.com

Let’s work together to make housing accessible and inclusive! 💙

🌐 www.stlevonhaven.com

02/11/2026

Is it OK to use the word *disabled*?

This has been one of my favorite questions to ask my community, because it opens the door to such honest, important conversations. For many people, the word “disabled” carries stigma, discomfort, or outdated assumptions. That reaction is real — and it’s rooted in how society has treated disability, not in the word itself.

But here’s the truth: *disabled* is not a bad word. It’s not an insult. It’s not something to whisper. For many of us, it’s an identity, a descriptor, and even a source of pride. Disability is a natural part of the human experience. The stigma comes from ableism — from the way the world is designed and from attitudes that treat disability as something lesser.

Language does matter, though. Some people prefer identity-first language (“disabled person”), while others prefer person-first language (“person with a disability”) The most respectful approach is to listen to how individuals describe themselves and follow their lead.

If you’ve ever felt nervous about saying the word, you’re not alone. It’s okay to ask questions. It’s okay to learn. Avoiding the word doesn’t reduce stigma — honest conversation does.

So yes, it’s OK to use the word *disabled*. When used thoughtfully and respectfully, it can be empowering. The more we normalize it, the more we challenge the stigma surrounding it.

If you’re curious, unsure, or still learning — that’s a good place to start.

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02/11/2026

St. Levon Haven

02/10/2026

Ways to Support and Assist Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities

02/08/2026

St. Levon Haven is Accepting New Clients.

02/07/2026

People First.

02/07/2026

Compassionate care. Trusted support. Right at home. 💛
Helping seniors and people with disabilities, live safely comfortably and with dignity .

02/07/2026

“Some days are harder than others. Sometimes your loved one just needs a little extra help getting through the day, or someone to sit and really listen. That’s where we come in.

At St. Levon Haven, we provide caring, non-medical support for seniors and people with disabilities—helping with daily routines, companionship, and giving families peace of mind.

It’s not just about tasks; it’s about dignity, independence, and knowing someone truly cares. 💛

If you’re looking for a little help for your loved one—or just want someone you can trust—book a consultation. We’re here to make life a little easier, together.”

For more information about how we can help your loved one, visit www.stlevonhaven.com |

02/06/2026

St. Levon Haven
The haven your family deserves.

🕊️ Who are we? Swipe to learn more about the heart behind the haven, our mission, and what we stand for.

www.StLevonHaven.com |

10/03/2025

Now Hiring! Seeking candidates with experience in behavior intervention. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply.

St. Levon Haven

09/01/2025

Today on Labor Day we recognize the quiet strength and tireless heart of those who care for others — especially our home care staff.

To the caregivers who show up with compassion, even on the hardest days... To the support team who keeps everything running behind the scenes...

To every hand, heart, and voice that helps someone feel safe at home — Thank you! You are the reason our mission matters.

Wishing you all a moment to pause, rest, and feel proud of the work that you do. 💙

08/31/2025

NOW HIRING!!! PRN(s) DSP Staff (As Needed)

St. Levon Haven is currently seeking compassionate and dependable PRN Care Staff to join our dedicated team. In this flexible, as-needed role, you will provide high-quality care and support to the individuals we serve, ensuring their comfort, safety, and well-being. This is a great opportunity for those looking to pick up shifts based on their availability while making a meaningful impact.

Key Responsibilities:

- Assist individuals with activities of daily living such as:

- Bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, and participation in community activities

- Support with medication reminders and monitoring (if applicable)

- Maintain a clean, safe, and welcoming environment

- Respond promptly and appropriately to individual needs and emergencies

- Collaborate with full-time staff to ensure continuity and consistency of care

- Maintain accurate documentation of services and care provided

How to Apply:

📍 Apply on Indeed.com https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=55b20c87eadc2dab&from=shareddesktop_copy

🌐 Visit Our Website for More Info: www.stlevonhaven.com

St. Levon Haven provides compassionate home care for individuals with disabilities in Jacksonville, FL. Trusted support in Life Skills, Personal Care & Respite.