Anew Shared Living Providers, LLC
Owner & Executive Director
Claire Wilkins
Owner & Executive Director
Claire has been a Shared Living Provider for over 19 years, working with developmentally disabled individuals at varying ability and behavioral levels. Claire's passion for providing excellent care and attention to details in the operation of Anew Shared Living Providers, has made her a leader in the field. Claire is married to Derek Wilkins, sharing four boys; Griffin, Parker, Porter and Leighton. As a family they love being together whether it's outdoors boating, fishing, golfing or just hanging around an evening fire-pit with their dogs, Dempsey and Doug.
Medical Staff
Registered Nurse & Life Coach Expert
At Anew Shared Living Providers, we believe in providing developmentally disabled individuals with optimum of care!
Our staff is committed to the individuals we serve, and to their well-being.
Meet Brenda Naber, RN
Brenda has been a registered nurse for 44 years. During that time she has been an educator for 30 years and a health coach for 12 years. Brenda is compassionate, as she strives for her clients to live a healthy and well supported life.
Brenda is married to Michael, has two adult Children, Elizabeth and Chris, as well as son in-law Corey. Brenda is a proud grandma to Dominic, Jade & Elijah, plus great grandma to Anthony. Anew Shared Living Providers, is thankful for Brenda to be on our team and support our clients during their health journey.
Advisory Committee
Individual, Family, Community
Anew Shared Living Providers Advisory Committee is an amazing group of humans, who have a passion to see that Anew prioritizes the very best interests of individuals in our care.
Our Advisory Committee is comprised of individuals with developmental disabilities, family members, guardians, and people within the community.
Support Staff
Anew’s Support Staff are certified, trained and can be hired directly by the Shared Living Providers who are contracted with Anew. Having a pool of available Support Staff who can give relief to the SLP, is critical and necessary for all individuals we serve.
