AIMS: Present a subjective self-assessment of the quality of life of the users of the Center for Provision of Services in the Ozalj Community. TYPE OF STUDY: A cross-sectional survey was conducted. METHODS ISSUED: The respondents were 30 users of the Center for the provision of services in the community of Ozalj. Data were collected by the Questionnaire on demographic and general data and the SF-36 Questionnaire. RESULTS: There were more male respondents, respondents in the age group of 41 and over, single and unemployed, average age 42. Most of the respondents (53.3%) had intellectual disabilities. 76.7% of respondents used occasional support from assistants, and 23.3% used constant support. It took 28 respondents to fill out the assistant's questionnaire. They estimated their average health compared to their health in the last year with 62.5 points. It was significantly better in employees and in respondents with intellectual disabilities who were accompanied by psychological disorders and mental health problems. They self-assessed overall health with an average of 64.86 points, physical health with 65.2, and mental health with 61.20 points. The best was self-assessed physical and social functioning. No significant correlations between general health and demographic characteristics of respondents, type of disability or impairment, need for support from assistants, nor independence of users in filling out questionnaires were observed. In the dimension of vitality and energy, respondents of a younger age scored a significantly higher number of points. CONCLUSION: The quality of life of users of the Ozalj community service center is good and comparable to the quality of life of the general population. The Community Service Center Ozalj offers its users the opportunity to participate equally in the life of the community, to be its equal members, to realize their potential and live a dignified life, which contributes to their better health and quality of life. With its success, it should encourage other institutions for the accommodation of adults to take the path of deinstitutionalization.