The Village Community

The Village Community is a non-profit organization, founded in 2013 by parents of adult children with intellectual disabilities, with the purpose of providing high-quality, engaging experiences to our members so that they can continue to live happy, healthy, productive lives. We have a commitment to building relationships with members, member families, staff, and the broader community. We have been recognized as a thought leader and continue to provide consultation to stakeholders and community partners on our model of service provision that has significantly less overhead and administrative costs than other similar service providers. This has translated to low staff turnover and a more positive member experience. Since our inception, we have earned the highest certification level possible through CARF International (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) for our day habilitation program. In addition to a thriving day habilitation program, our residential program is also experiencing growth in numbers and scope as we expand into serving individuals with intense, challenging behaviors in the home setting. We recognize that our staff are our most valuable asset and we remain committed to ensuring they are offered competitive wages and benefits. Our reserve funds remain stable and available should they be needed to see us through changes with Medicaid reimbursement rates or as we have in the past.