"Our mission is to create a luxurious residential environment where individuals can thrive with respect, purpose, and esteem, while actively engaging in their community."
Audubon Gardens Group was founded on a belief that every adult with intellectual and developmental disabilities deserves to live in a real home, with warmth, respect, and genuine community around them.
With 19 years of combined experience, our staff are highly trained, compassionate professionals who chose this work because it matters. Our homes are intentionally small, because real connection happens when every resident is known by name, by story, and by heart.
We are licensed by the Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD), reflecting our commitment to excellence in residential care.
Every service we provide is designed to support the whole person in an environment that truly feels like home.
Continuous nursing services provided by licensed LPN or RN staff, round-the-clock. Our team is always present through nights, weekends, and holidays, because our residents deserve consistent, expert support every single day.
Accurate administration and monitoring coordinated with each resident's care team.
Home-cooked meals meeting dietary needs, shared together at the table.
Respectful help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and all daily activities.
Community activities including gardening, movies, and social engagement.
Seamless coordination with physicians, specialists, and therapists.
Open communication and regular updates to keep families informed.
Support with appointments, outings, and community connection.
Personalized plans developed collaboratively and reviewed regularly.
Each Audubon Gardens home shares one standard of excellence: warm, safe, and truly homelike. Take a virtual property tour below.
The heart of Audubon Gardens Group is our people: experienced, deeply caring professionals who chose this work because they believe in it.
Antoinette founded Audubon Gardens Group out of a deep conviction that adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities deserve something better than institutional living. Her vision has guided the organization from its earliest days, building a culture where compassion, warmth, and excellence are non-negotiable.
With nearly two decades in care operations and community services, she brings both the expertise and the heart to create homes that residents and their families truly trust.
Eva brings decades of hands-on experience in residential care settings, having dedicated her career to advocating for the wellbeing and quality of life of the adults she serves. Her deep knowledge of operations and genuine connection to residents and families make her indispensable to the Audubon Gardens mission.
Antoinette Munroe walks families through everything they need to know before choosing residential care for a loved one with a disability. Recorded live at The Family Cafe.
If you are a Florida family caring for an adult with an intellectual or developmental disability, and you are starting to think about residential care, this talk is where to start. Antoinette covers how group homes are licensed, what services they actually provide, how to evaluate whether a specific home is right for your loved one, how to fund placement through the APD iBudget Waiver or ICMC, and what most families never think to ask. Two real case studies close the talk, including the story of how Miss Connie ended our expansion plans.
"Thank you for everything. I've never been so happy about my son's care as I am now. I LOVE this new home and all of you! Thank you!"
Whether you're a family member, support coordinator, healthcare professional, or prospective team member, we'd love to hear from you.
🌐 Our team speaks English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole. We're here to help your family in the language you feel most comfortable with.
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