Living a valued, productive and independent life is the goal of all people. Langley Residential Support Services (LRSS) offers a variety of supportive services to individuals with intellectual disabilities living in Fairfax County, Virginia.

Our mission is to provide quality comprehensive residential and community support services that enable people to live an active and rich life and to develop the self confidence that comes with being independent.

The idea of Langley was started nearly two decades ago after members of McLean’s Trinity United Methodist Church sponsored a social evening for young adults in the area who were mentally retarded. The evening was a success, and several church members took note of the need in the area for both residential facilities and professional counseling and services which could serve these young adults. Members of Trinity United Methodist Church, Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, and Immanuel Presbyterian Church began the Langley Nonprofit Housing Development Corporation in August, 1983.

Today Langley maintains two group homes, two supported residential homes and provides counseling and support services collectively to more than 60 people who live independently. Langley has always tried to provide service for each person in the least restrictive environment.

LRSS makes a real and lasting impact in our client’s lives. Through our Residential and Community Support programs we help our consumers:

* Live more independently
* Develop an integrated presence in our community
* Improve their self esteem
* Support their physical and emotional needs
* Develop their own individual lifestyle

Employment Opportunities:

At Langley you can make a difference in the lives of our consumers and their families. If you're interested in combining your education and your people skills in a satisfying and stimulating career in social services, we urge you to consider Langley.

Langley is an equal opportunity employer. All candidates must possess the required skills and education needed for the job, have an uneventful driving record, a valid driver's license and be able to pass a criminal history background check and a social services background check.