Habilitation & support services

More independent. More fulfilled. More connected.

We support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to build skills, do things that matter to them, and take part in their community — at their own pace.

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Our approach

The person leads. We walk alongside.

Every person has different needs, strengths and goals. Our support starts from theirs, not from a program.

Illustration: two people walk hand in hand along a path toward an arched footbridge. One uses a cane.

Respect
We listen first. Each person is the expert on their own life.
Dignity
Support is given in a way that protects privacy, pride and self-worth.
Personal choice
People decide what they want to work toward and how they spend their day.
Quality of life
Success means a fuller, more connected life — measured by the person, not by us.

Services

Support built around each person’s goals

We plan with the person, their family and their team. Then we adjust as goals change.

Illustration: a woman chops carrots on a cutting board in her kitchen.

Skill development

Everyday skills for more independence — cooking, money, travel, communication and self-care.

Illustration: a person paints at an easel in a sunny art room.

Meaningful activities

Time spent on things the person enjoys and cares about, planned around their interests.

Illustration: a group of friends, one in a wheelchair, browses a farmers market stall.

Community participation

Getting out, taking part and building relationships in the places people live.

Illustration: a woman waters sunflowers in a garden bed while a man stands beside her, smiling.

Support at your pace

Consistent, dependable staff who follow each person’s plan and pace.

Who we work with

One plan. Everyone around the table.

We work closely with the people we support, their families, caregivers, professionals and community partners. Everyone stays informed. The person stays at the center.

The person

Family Caregivers Professionals Community Coordinators

Getting started

Four steps from first call to first day

Reach out
A family member, the person, or a support coordinator calls or sends the form below.
Meet and listen
We meet to learn about the person — what they enjoy, what they want, and what they need.
Plan together
We build a support plan with the person and their team, based on their own goals.
Begin support
Services start with a consistent team. We check in and adjust as goals change.

Careers

Do work that changes someone’s day.

We hire Direct Support Professionals who are patient, dependable and ready to help people reach their goals. Experience helps. Character matters more.

Ask about open roles

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Contact

Let’s talk about what support could look like.

Phone: (000) 000-0000
Email: info@lockmarbridges.org
Service area: County / region to confirm