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Because everyone deserves the chance to live a rich, full life...

03/31/2026

Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! You can get your very own lion, tiger, or bear balloon animal or face painting at our Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit. These two fun, kid-friendly activities aren’t just for the little ones, it's for kids of any age! Don’t miss out on these fun activities and the bowling action at our Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit on April 26. https://bit.ly/4t8L0lj

03/30/2026

Langley is proud to be home to 23 adults with developmental disabilities through our residential support program. Our six homes are where real life happens: birthdays, friendships, growth, and more. A safe home makes all of it possible.

Four of our six homes are 50+ years old. While we have not been around for the homes’ full stories, we have been part of them for a long time. Now through April 10, we are raising $5,000 to protect these spaces for decades to come.

Repairs aren't just maintenance; they are a statement that our residents deserve quality. Your gift will ensure our residents have safe, warm places to call home for a long time. Every dollar directly helps. https://bit.ly/4biF0Ou

03/27/2026

While Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month lasts for a few more days, today marks the last day of Langley’s “I Can…I Do…I Am…” campaign. This month, we have spotlighted several Langley residents and community support participants. We hope you enjoyed learning more about their incredible talents, the new skills they have learned with the support of Langley, and who each of them is. Every one of the 36 adults with developmental disabilities we serve at Langley is unique and capable of so much. We hope this campaign will inspire you to celebrate and recognize the incredible diversity, ability, joy, and strength of the developmental disabilities community. Happy Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month!

03/26/2026

The countdown continues…30 days until the Langley Spare Some Love bowling Benefit! Spots are limited, so don’t miss your chance to bowl and support our mission to serve adults with developmental disabilities, their families, and our community through this fun event. Register today! https://bit.ly/4t8L0lj

03/25/2026

I Am 100% me. This month, Langley has been celebrating who the 36 adults with developmental disabilities we serve are. They are artists, parents, siblings, singers, basketball players, grandparents, bowlers, sons, daughters, cooks, bakers, walkers, and so much more. Our hope through our I Can…I Do…I Am… campaign is for our community to celebrate the individuals we serve and advocate on their behalf every day.

Our communities are stronger when we uplift, celebrate, and acknowledge everyone who is part of them every day. Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month lasts just 31 days, but creating a trusted community where everyone can thrive is a daily effort. We need advocates, community members, leaders, and you to help make that happen. Before Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month ends, please contact your representatives and share the importance of an inclusive society where all can flourish. If you’re interested in advocating for the developmental disabilities community year-round, consider getting involved with national partners like the NACDD, which empowers people with developmental disabilities, their families, and allies to build welcoming and supportive communities.

03/24/2026

Events like our Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit are important to Langley’s work all year long. This fun-filled, community-focused afternoon is vital to supporting our programs and individuals throughout the year. Funds from this event support our mission, and all the little and big achievements of the 36 adults with developmental disabilities we support year-round. So, join us on April 26, and support a cause you love. https://bit.ly/4t8L0lj.

03/23/2026

I Can achieve my goals. I Do activities I enjoy. This month, Langley has been celebrating the accomplishments of the 36 adults with developmental disabilities we serve. Some of the individuals we featured bowl, cook, bake, crochet, work out in the community, use Metro, know crucial health and safety skills, and more. Creating a community where everyone can thrive is our vision. This vision cannot be achieved without the support of the community, including you.

Before Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month ends, please get in touch with your representatives and share with them the importance of an inclusive society where all can thrive. If you’re interested in advocating for the developmental disabilities community throughout the year, we encourage you to get involved with local partners like The Arc of Northern Virginia, which promotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Northern Virginia.

03/19/2026

I Can…I Do…I Am…

Meet Paul, a longtime Langley resident. Paul has been to the Virginia Special Olympics Games in bowling, a sport he deeply loves. A musician too, Paul plays the guitar like another Langley resident, Kyle. Please enjoy learning more about Paul!

03/17/2026

I Can…I Do…I Am…

Today we’re featuring The Carlsons. Married for 41 years this May, the Carlsons have been part of Langley’s community support program for 32 years. As part of the community support program, the Carlsons live on their own and have a Direct Support Professional come and assist them a few times a week. Some individuals in the Langley community have significant others, fiancés, or, like the Carlsons, are married. Leading a rich, full life can include romantic love and lifelong partnerships. We are proud to serve the Carlsons and hope you enjoy learning more about them.

03/16/2026

The Junior League of Washington’s 34th Annual Tossed & Found Sale is this Saturday! Shop hundreds of great items that you won’t want to miss. All proceeds benefit the League’s mission to improve our community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. For more details on the location, parking, or to learn more about our great partners at the Junior League of Washington, visit their website: https://washington.jl.org/home/events/tossedandfound/.

03/13/2026

I Can…I Do…I Am…

Meet Kyle, another newer Langley resident. Kyle is a huge sports fan and is looking forward to March Madness starting next week! A wonderful housemate, Kyle is quick to help around the house, with meal prep and more. Learn more about one of our newer Langley community members, and don’t forget to watch March Madness starting next Tuesday!

03/12/2026

When was the last time you went bowling with friends? Has it been a while? Then register for the Spare Some Love Bowling Benefit! Tickets for single bowlers start at $75, two bowlers for $150 (make it a date), or a whole team of five bowlers for $350. You’ll kill two birds with one stone – have a great way to connect with your loved ones AND empower local adults with developmental disabilities to lead rich, full lives. Why miss out? Form your teams this weekend and register: https://bit.ly/4t8L0lj.

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2070 Chain Bridge Road, Ste G40
Vienna, VA
22182

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 5:30pm

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http://www.langleyresidential.org/

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Helping individuals life rich, full lives

How We Make a Difference

Our programs and services help adults with developmental disabilities realize their dreams to have lives that are like those of everyone else. They dream of:

Living on their own

As they move past childhood and adolescence, many people with developmental disabilities want to leave the family home just like they’ve seen their brothers or sisters do. They want to be as independent as they possibly can and to have a place that they can call their own.

With support from our counselors, the people we work with are able to live in a place of their own choosing—whether it is a Langley residence, their own home or their family’s home. They take great pride in being able to maintain a clean home, cook meals, do laundry, grocery shop and do all the other chores of daily life that many of us perform without much thought.

Having meaningful relationships

They want to feel included. In the evenings or on the weekend, they look forward to seeing their friends or meeting new people when our counselors take them to basketball, bowling, book club, church and other activities available in their community.

Going to places they enjoy, doing things that interest them, and seeing people who value them is vital to their emotional well-being. It makes them feel that they are part of and contribute to the fabric of their community.

Having a job and making a contribution

Most of the people in our program have jobs. Being employed enables them to feel productive and valued. They take pride in the fact that they go to work and earn a paycheck just like their parents, siblings and friends.

However, in order to experience success in the workplace, a person must first be proficient in certain life skills that make him/her employable. Included among these skills are: managing daily routines to ensure proper rest, nutrition and punctuality, plus navigating the transportation system (bus, van, etc.) to and from work. This is where our counselors have the greatest impact—teaching and reinforcing these life skills so that people can reach their potential.