This non-profit 501c3 organization was initiated and is directed by parents and families of persons with developmental disabilities, such as Down syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder.
- Safe, affordable housing where each person has the privacy and dignity of their own beautiful apartment.
- Caring live-in house parents.
- Religious support for each person’s individual beliefs and traditions.
- Day services take participants out for fun and integrate them into the metro community.
- Employment in a job that a person loves doing or helping them start their own business.
- Respite care for adults and children.
- Volunteer activities, weekly and monthly, that help them give back to the community they live in.
- Community activity areas where individuals can socialize, exercise and learn together.
- Training modules based on an individual’s interests for four to six weeks leading to hobbies and job opportunities.