Corpus Christi State Living Center

The Corpus Christi State Supported Living Center serves individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities within a supportive and structured environment. Opened in 1970, this state-supported living center stands on a sprawling 104-acre campus and provides long-term care to a community of 163 residents. The living center plays a significant role in delivering personalized care and services, helping residents lead fulfilling lives. With a dedicated workforce of 647 full-time staff, the facility is managed under the leadership of Director Trena Smith. It extends its services to a 21-county area in Texas, showcasing its commitment to a broad community spread across regions like Aransas, Bee, and Nueces among others. Residents benefit from a variety of vocational services, equipping them with valuable skills and work opportunities in the community. The Corpus Christi State Supported Living Center encourages family and friends to visit their loved ones, with visits arranged in advance and check-ins required at the administration building. This facility promotes interaction and connection with family members, playing a pivotal role in the emotional and social well-being of the residents. It serves a wide community across a 21-county area, ensuring comprehensive coverage and support. The center also provides opportunities for prospective employees, with job openings for positions such as Food Service Workers, Custodians, Direct Support Professionals, Nurses, Physicians, and Psychiatrists, offering outstanding benefits and career advancement opportunities.