IRA Spotlights
Meet our families!
Click through below to learn more about what the atmosphere is like inside of our 33 residential locations. Here you will find out the history of each home, the hobbies and fun stories the folks that currently reside there, information on the house manager and some fun facts. This guide will highlight and help you understand what living with Intandem can be like!
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On a quiet little back road in North Tonawanda, our Sherwood Ave location is home to five people. 
Sitting right next to the Niagara River, this house is home to eight men. The massive house has an incredible view of the river and is right down the road to Niagara Falls. That’s something the people here love to do on a warm summer day.
In the city of Niagara Falls you’ll find one of our bigger Intandem homes. This house has 14 people who live here and they all have their own bedroom. This group of folks are full of laughter, fun and enthusiasm. 
Down the road from 8022, you’ll find 8410 Buffalo Ave. This house is one of the smaller homes at Intandem, with only four people living here – three woman and one man. The people here love to travel with different organizations, go shopping, laugh and talk with one another. 
Sitting on the side of the hill on Townline Road, is one of our Intandem homes. It quietly houses five folks and is the “sister house” to the home in Ransomville.
Through the backroads of Niagara County resting between the woods sits an Intandem home in Ransomville. This little town of 1,500 people is typically quiet. But, if you knocked on the door of Youngstown-Lockport Road you would realize this home is anything but that.
The calendar on the wall here on Edgewood Drive is full of fun every week. House Supervisor Adenike Sterling makes sure these folks always have something to do once they get home from Day Services. From going out to eat for special occasions, to rides in the cars and spa days the people who live here are rarely bored. 
This neat brick house in North Tonawanda is home to four women. With two different relaxation spaces, there’s plenty of room to have some alone time or for all the girls to sit down for a movie, to play a board game, or to have a cup of coffee. 
