Our Mission:
To establish and operate Christ-centered group homes
for adults with developmental disabilities
We do so with the following guiding principles in mind:
| Independence
As
we assist our residents in gaining the personal living skills necessary
for them to achieve success in their daily lives, we will consistently
model the life skills of initiative, responsibility, honesty, and
integrity. We believe it is our role to foster a sense of self-worth
and self-confidence so that they may live and work in the community as
independently as possible. Self-respect will follow when individuals
are allowed to make the personal choices that give their lives
definition and purpose. | Interdependence
Our
homes will maintain safe, loving family environments where each
individual's unique personality is accepted and appreciated, where
needs will be understood and met with compassion, and where friendships
and mutual trust develop between fellow residents and staff. | 
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| Personal Fulfillment
We
believe that all people are capable of personal growth throughout their
lives. To that end, we will embrace and support our residents' efforts
to contribute to society and to the communities in which they live. We
will encourage them to nurture their dreams and to live to their
fullest potential. |
"Let us consider how we may spur one another on
toward love and good deeds... Let us encourage one another."
Hebrews 10:24-35
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