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Abilities Network |
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Abilities
Network provides
customized
services to
children,
adults, and
families of
differing
abilities that
focus on
one-on-one
supports to
foster
broadened, more
inclusive
communities
through
education,
training, and
advocacy. |
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Affiliated Sante Group / Rock Creek
Foundation |
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The SANTÉ GROUP
is a family of
Maryland-based,
companies
dedicated to
providing MENTAL
HEALTH
treatment,
REHABILITATION,
and support to
individuals and
families.
Together, the
Affiliated Santé
Group, Rock
Creek
Foundation, and
Santé Medical
Associates
comprise the
SANTÉ GROUP of
companies. |
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ARC of Prince George 's County |
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Since a group of
parents founded
the Prince
George's County
chapter in 1952,
the organization
has evolved into
a driving force
in the county.
The Arc's
primary focus is
advocacy--working
with families,
the school
system, local
businesses, and
community
leaders to
ensure that
people with
mental
retardation are
able to fully
participate in
their
communities
however they
choose. |
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Ardmore Enterprises |
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Ardmore
Enterprises,
Inc. is a
private,
non-profit
organization
providing
supports to
empower
individuals with
developmental
disabilities.
Established in
1963, Ardmore
Enterprises is
located on 5
acres of rolling
hillside in
beautiful
Mitchellville,
Maryland. The
complex is on
the grounds of
the Cottage at
Warrenton
Historical site
and overlooks
Enterprise Golf
Course. Ardmore
is two minutes
to several
industrial
parks, five
minutes to a
major shopping
mall and several
shopping
centers. We
serve over 200
people with
developmental
disabilities in
Prince George’s
and Montgomery
Counties |
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CALMRA,
Inc. |
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The mission of
CALMRA, Inc. is
to improve the
lives of persons
with
developmental
disabilities by
providing the
highest quality
residential and
other support
services in an
ethical and
loving
environment.
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Caroline Center, Inc. |
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The Caroline
Center, Inc.
strives to
provide quality,
individualized
services for
persons who are
developmentally
disabled through
which their
greatest
potential toward
independent
living and
integration can
be obtained.
This is realized
through the
provision of
comprehensive
services and
supports that
encourage
participants to
choose where and
how they live,
learn, socialize
and work. |
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Center for Progressive Learning (CPL) |
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Changing Peoples
Lives/CPL is a
community based
non-profit
organization
serving children
and adults with
developmental
disabilities
throughout
Maryland. We
provide respite
and long-term
residential
placement and
case management
services in
family-style
homes licensed
by the Maryland
Department of
Health and
Mental Hygiene. |
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Center for Social Change, Inc (CSC) |
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Center for
Social Change
provides
community
residential
support services
to children and
adults with
developmental
disabilities,
supported
employment
services to
adults with
intellectual
disabilities and
day care
services to
medically
handicapped
older adults and
people with
developmental
disabilities for
choice, rights,
growth and
independence. |
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CHI
Centers |
CHI Centers was
founded in 1948
by a group of
dedicated,
concerned
parents who
recognized the
need to join
forces with
other parents of
children with
cerebral palsy
to provide for
the special
needs of these
children through
training,
education, and
legislative
advocacy.
CHI Centers is a
private,
nonprofit
organization
with an
operating budget
of $15 million
and dedicated to
furthering the
independence,
self-reliance
and dignity of
individuals with
developmental
disabilities.
CHI Centers
serves on a
daily and
regular basis
approximately
1000
individuals. |
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Community Service for Autistic Adults
and Children |
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Founded in 1979
through the
vision of four
families in
Montgomery
County,
Maryland, the
Community
Services for
Autistic Adults
and Children (CSAAC)
is a private,
non-profit
agency dedicated
to serving
children and
adults living
with autism by
helping them
succeed in
day-to-day
activities and
become active
members of their
community. At
the time of
CSAAC's
inception,
nearly all
adults with
autism were
placed in
institutions.
Out of the need
for more
appropriate,
community-based
living programs,
CSAAC was born. |
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Developmental Disabilities
Administration |
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The mission of
the
Developmental
Disabilities
Administration
is to provide
leadership to
assure the full
participation of
individuals with
developmental
disabilities and
their families
in all aspects
of community
life. In
addition, DDA's
goal is to
promote their
empowerment to
access quality
supports and
services
necessary to
foster personal
growth,
independence and
productivity. |
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Department of Social Services
Prince George's County |
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our mission is
to partner with
our customers,
community and
other service
providers to
STABILIZE and
STRENGTHEN
families,
PROTECT children
and vulnerable
adults, and
ENCOURAGE
self-sufficiency
and personal
responsibility.
While We
envision a
Department where
all employees
take pride in
their jobs, work
with community
networks and
resources to
provide
outstanding
service to
customers, and
advocate on
behalf of the
residents and
citizens of
Prince George's
County. |
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HIRRS
(Head Injury Rehabilitation &
Referral Services, Inc.) |
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For over 14
years, Head
Injury
Rehabilitation
and Referral
Services (HIRRS)
has been
providing
services to
individuals with
brain injury in
our communities.
Whether you need
living services,
employment help,
assistance with
school, or
services to
improve your
cognitive skills
and ability to
function in the
community, we
can help. Our
dedicated staff
are flexible and
innovative in
developing a
program that
best suits your
needs and your
schedule. We can
also help you to
find options for
services,
professionals
and providers,
if needed.
Please feel free
to contact us
for additional
information. |
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Humanin |
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Humanim has five
core service
areas: Mental
Health,
Vocational,
Neuro-Rehabilitation,
Developmental
Disabilities and
Deaf Services.
Our services are
available to
children,
adolescents,
adults and older
adults. Humanim
seeks to develop
access to
quality care for
those in
greatest need
regardless of
age, gender,
geography,
ethnicity or
human service
requirements. |
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Intervals / CHIMES |
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Our past has
prepared us. In
1947, a group of
Baltimore
parents decided
they could not
accept the lack
of educational
opportunities
for their
children who had
mental
retardation.
They founded a
school, based on
their belief
that each child
had the right to
reach the
highest possible
level of
functioning.
They borrowed
space in a
church, and they
called their
vision The
School of the
Chimes after the
message of hope
they heard in
the church bells |
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Jewish
Foundation for Group Homes |
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The Jewish
Foundation for
Group Homes (JFGH),
a not-for-profit
organization,
was founded in
1982 to enhance
the independence
and quality of
life for adults
with
disabilities.
JFGH was
established to
provide answers
to the questions
faced by parents
who needed to
plan for the day
when they would
no longer be
able to care for
and support
their adult
children. |
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Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Institute
Residential Services |
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Maryland Community Connections |
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Maryland Community Connection is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization with the mission of providing individualized services in the community for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Our services which include Family Individual Support Services (FISS), Supported Employment (SE), and Community Supported Living Arrangements (CSLA), assist each person to achieve a greater degree of social and economic independence.
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Melwood |
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Through the
clarity and
focus of our
Vision, Mission
and Values,
through the
hopes and dreams
of individuals
with
disabilities,
through the hard
work and
enthusiasm of
our staff, and
with the
generous support
of our local,
national and
international
partners,
Melwood is
embracing the
future and
enriching the
world.
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NCIA -
CBIA (Community Based Alternatives
Initiative |
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National Center
on Institutions
and Alternatives
(NCIA), a
501(c)(3) public
benefit
corporation, was
founded in 1977
by Dr. Jerome G.
Miller and
Herbert J.
Hoelter. Since
that time, Dr.
Miller and Mr.
Hoelter have
been on the
leading edge of
new concepts in
criminal and
juvenile
justice,
providing
professional
research,
training and
technical
assistance for
developing and
supporting
community-based
programs. As a
result, NCIA has
developed and
implemented
sentencing
programs in 15
states, trained
thousands of
public defenders
and their
staffs, and
prepared
information for
more than 10,000
individuals
facing
sentencing in
adult and
juvenile courts. |
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Outcomes
Neurological Rehabilitation |
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The mission of
TLC-The
Treatment and
Learning Centers
is to enable
children and
adults to
develop their
full potential,
communicate
effectively with
others, and
achieve
educational and
vocational
success. We will
provide services
that strengthen
their abilities
and respond to
their changing
needs. We are
committed to
integrity and
excellence in
our care and
will strive to
assist all,
regardless of
their ability to
pay.
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Rehabilitation Opportunities, Inc (ROI) |
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The ROI Mission
is to provide
excellence in
vocational and
personal
development
programs to
assist adults
with
disabilities to
achieve their
fullest
potential for
independence,
confidence, and
self
sufficiency. |
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SEEC |
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SEEC provides
community-based
supports to
individuals with
developmental
disabilities so
they can realize
The American
Dream: a home of
their choosing,
gratifying and
gainful
employment,
enjoyable
leisure
activities, a
happy family,
and lasting
friendships. Our
goal is to
create a society
in which
everyone, even
individuals with
the most
significant
needs, have
opportunities to
fully
participate in
all aspects of
community life.
Please tour our
site and learn
more about
SEEC’s programs
and services for
children and
adults with
special needs
who live, work,
and play in
Montgomery
County,
Maryland.
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Service Source, Inc. |
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Combining
national
expertise with
local
experience, the
Service Source
Network provides
job training and
support services
to more than
10,000 people
with
disabilities. In
nine states from
Delaware to
Florida,
Colorado, and
the District of
Columbia, the
Service Source
Network is
comprised of
four affiliate
organizations.
Click on your
area of the map
for more
information. |
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TLC Head
Injury Services |
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The mission of
TLC-The
Treatment and
Learning Centers
is to enable
children and
adults to
develop their
full potential,
communicate
effectively with
others, and
achieve
educational and
vocational
success. We will
provide services
that strengthen
their abilities
and respond to
their changing
needs. We are
committed to
integrity and
excellence in
our care and
will strive to
assist all,
regardless of
their ability to
pay.
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United
Cerebral Palsy (UCP) |
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UCP/PGMC
provides
services to
children and
adults. It is
the belief of
the Board of
Directors and
staff at UCP/PGMC
that individuals
have the right
to develop
emotionally,
intellectually,
physically,
creatively,
socially, and
vocationally to
their fullest
potential. UCP/PGMC
serves
individuals of
any age, race,
color, national
or ethnic
origin, or
developmental
disability. |
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VOCA
Corporation |
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ResCare is a
human service
company
supporting
people with
developmental
and other
disabilities,
youth with
special needs,
adults
experiencing
barriers to
employment and
older people in
their homes. The
phrase "Building
Lives, Reaching
Potential" is
our unified
vision of the
wide variety of
things we do
every day, for
the people we
serve, their
families and our
employees. |
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