Spina Bifida Association of Western Pennsylvania

The Spina Bifida Association of Western PA (SBAWP) is a non profit organization that is committed to improving the quality of life for people with disabilities, especially those with spina bifida and their families, by providing a continuum of direct services, education and advocacy. Current SBAWP programs consist of the Summer Developmental Camping Program, the Year-Round Weekend Retreat Program, the Gatehouse Residential/Vocational Training Program, the Wellness Program, the Community-Based Services for Adults Program and the Family-School Partnership Program. The SBAWP serves over 600 families in 28 counties in Western Pennsylvania. Within this region, it is estimated that several hundred additional, unidentified persons with spina bifida require, but are unaware of, the services of the SBAWP.

DAHLIA Living

Helping Hands for the Disabled was established in 1975 and is dedicated to assisting disabled adults. We have now adopted a dba and are DAHLIA Living. We provide an open and caring environment and commit our energy and resources to advocate for and support a continuum of creative living options. Currently, we have four resident homes: Halcyon, Champion, Visions, and Trail House. Along with providing homes, we provide advocacy and referral services to many families who need services for their handicapped family members. Our residents are actively involved in the communities they live in. We provide them with the appropriate support to allow them to achieve their potential, build their self-esteem and enhance their community involvement. Along with providing homes, we provide advocacy and referral services to many families who need services for their handicapped family members. For more information, please visit our website at www.dahlialiving.org. We are a registered 501(c) organization.

Community Resource Network of Florida, LLC.

Community Resource Network of Florida, LLC. provides compassionate care and services to adults and children with disabilities. We believe every person should have access to individualized services to enhance their quality of life. We are driven to help people of all ages and abilities thrive at home and in the community.

Drumm Farm Center for Children

Our mission is to provide stable, nurturing environments for children in foster care, keep siblings together, and inspire life-long connections by being a resource for children and families. Our vision is to help children in foster care build successful lives by being be the community's premier foster and adoptive care resource center, providing a host of programs and services that support healthy forever family environments, psychological and physical well-being, and personal growth while minimizing frequent and disruptive placement transitions

Ability First

Ability First is the premier special needs provider serving New Mexico. Compassion for others, ethical service, and exceptional support for our families and providers is always our focus. Albuquerque Adult Day Program Ability First has opened a new day program unlike any in New Mexico. Projects and community exploration are scheduled throughout the month to stimulate participants' learning. When participants are not participating in the many community events, our day program boutique offers amenities unrivaled in the industry. Supported Living Supported Living is a living environment in which three or four DD Waiver clients are cared for by awake staff, 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Ability First has 10 supported living homes in the Albuquerque, NM area. The idea behind Supported Living is to identify individuals that are compatible with one another enough to live with each other on a daily basis. In Supported Living, they can participate within the community as a group or individually with staff accompanied at all times. The Direct Care Staff are paid staff who completed a thorough background check and all trainings required by the State of New Mexico. Ability First is pleased to announce that it has earned a three-year Accreditation from CARF. What is CARF accreditation? Please ask!