Lubbock State Supported Living Center

Lubbock State Supported Living Center provides dedicated care to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who require medical, habilitative, or behavioral support beyond what is available in the community. As a state-operated facility, it offers a comprehensive and structured environment in which all residents receive 24-hour care and staff supervision. Situated in Lubbock, Texas, this expansive 226-acre facility has been serving its community since 1969. Home to 204 residents, the center offers a supportive and engaging environment for residents from a wide 54-county service area. Managed by Director Robin Seale-Gutierrez, the facility employs 864 full-time staff members committed to providing exceptional care. This environment fosters both the personal and social well-being of its residents, ensuring their needs are met with dignity and respect. The Lubbock State Supported Living Center is a state-managed community located at 3401 North University Ave, Lubbock, Texas. Established in 1969, the center spans 226 acres and accommodates up to 204 residents, providing 24/7 care and supervision. It serves a 54-county region including Archer, Armstrong, and Wichita counties, among others. Visitors are encouraged to visit loved ones, with the requirement to arrange visits ahead of time and check in upon arrival at the administration building. The living center focuses on maintaining a structured and supportive environment tailored to the specific needs of its residents.