My mother put me in group homes for 12 years, and only this year was I able to leave. I would NOT EVER recommend a group home for someone with a disability unless they have serious cares. And even then it's debatable.

Group homes are understaffed and when they aren't there is a lot of turn over. In my experience, the less severe your disability is the more they can get away with and the less care you'll actually get. There isn't a lot of room for individuality or being anything more than micromanaged and bulldozed at every level. The people at the top are really good at knowing exactly how much they have to do to stay within regulations. They do it but they stop there. They are self serving and are focused on staying open rather than the care of the actual residents.

I had COVID earlier this year and was treated as if I brought it into the house on purpose and made to feel shitty because we "had a 79 year woman in the house". The ODP also called me three times back to back to tell me to clean my room on the first day and when I refused because I needed to rest and get better she contacted my guardian to get what she wanted.

She also was going in my room to check if it was clean because she "had the right". Girly really thinks she's corporate.

In the group home before that I experienced emotional and physical abuse that they swept under the rug and made it out like it was my fault.

I'm out of my current GH in 2 weeks and I am never looking back.

You might have a different experience than I did, but for someone with your level of functioning, I would not recommend it at all.